
The Daoist Sect Invades
道门入侵
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Recommending all kinds of excellent fantasy novels. Please follow and send flowers. I've been reading novels for years, and consider myself a seasoned bookworm. I'll boldly call myself an old hand. After creating this fantasy reading list, I'm sharing classics I've read and excellent ongoing novels with everyone. I hope these books bring you the joy of reading. Next, here are some authors with great writing who have written fantasy novels: Mao Ni, Xiao Qian, Zhi Qiu, Zhai Zhu, Zhuang Po Nan Qi
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Speechless. You've discovered a new world and you don't even know what's inside. What are you doing bringing gold and jewels?
Speechless. You've discovered a new world and you don't even know what's inside? What's the point of bringing gold and jewels? How do you know gold is useful in that world? How do you know jewels are worthless in that world? You should be bringing necessities like medicine, food, and drink!
The author of this book is anti-China.
Give the author some advice
People with strong imaginations often have weak logic, and vice versa. Old D should find someone skilled at plot development and, following their lead, add fantasy elements—that would be the work of a master strategist.
It's alright, but it doesn't meet my expectations. Judging from the title, I thought it would be about a Taoist sect opening up in another world, fighting against the local gods, with the protagonist teaching the alien creatures, promoting his sect's philosophy, and managing his disciples. But the more I read, the more it drifted into fantasy. It doesn't feel like a Taoist master at all, and there are no romantic entanglements or grand, imaginative plots.
One less book to read.
The writing is skillful, the setting is novel, the plot flows smoothly, and the exciting moments are well-placed. The author's skill surpasses that of most online novels. Personally, I feel that the emotional interaction between people is slightly lacking, the character descriptions could be more rich, the overall structure becomes somewhat loose towards the end, and the ending seems rushed, which is a bit of a disappointment.
I skimmed through a few chapters. I stopped following the book six months ago because I had followed hundreds of chapters, and the plot was almost identical over and over again. I remember even posting a book review back then. Looking back now, the problem remains the same.
Deleting the synopsis of the old book when releasing a new one... This practice is unacceptable.
This name looks quite nice. The introduction was gone! And the table of contents was confusing, so I decided to give up!
Why change the book synopsis to a new book advertisement?
The author has abandoned this book. They've even deleted the synopsis; what's the point of keeping it?