
The Omniscient and Omnipotent One
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- Urban
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- Urban Superpowers
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- 3y ago
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Honestly, the title "Omniscient and Omnipotent" is off-putting. If I hadn't accidentally clicked on it and read just one chapter, I would have been completely put off by the title alone. I don't know about others, but my friends and I share the same dislike for protagonists who are omnipotent or even all-powerful.
It's so good to have a book like this to read!
Tsk tsk tsk, this is the third book I've paid to read on Qidian. The first was "The Great Dao Contention", the second was "Gu Zhenren", and this is the third. Most of the other novels are so bad that I can't even finish the free chapters, and they're not worth paying for. Only good novels are worth it, and it's also out of respect for the author.
Health through Evolution
At first glance, the first three chapters of this book seem extremely dull. However, upon closer reading, the author dissects health in detail, leading to profound insights. The early part focuses on health and grandmasters, the middle part on mythology and evolution, and what it will be about in the later part is unknown.
After waiting for ten chapters, we finally saw the protagonist! He's something else!
May the Dao prolong life, and may we never grow old…
My first post of 2022. I wish that the Taoist priest would not frequently stop updating.
This is just a spontaneous thought; I'm not trying to pick a fight, I just had to get it off my chest.
The beginning was really enjoyable to read, although there was a lot of description. When you calm down, it's a pleasure to read, like a breath of fresh air. Of course, this is because I was immersed in the author's story, so I didn't find it verbose. But after chapter 400, I was pulled out of the story. The more engrossed I was before, the more awkward it became.
Waaah, Taoist priest, you're so mean! I wasn't expecting daily updates, but after several days of consecutive updates, and with the promise of a new volume, I was really looking forward to it. But then they stood us up again...
... I raised it for half a year, and it was over in 30 minutes... ('-' *) Daoist priest, can you last a little longer?