
Dao Chant
道吟
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.6M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The green one makes me panic, the protagonist's white moonlight, Murong Yunyan and his master practice together, the author particularly emphasizes day in and day out 🙂
It is really a rare fairy novel. Although there are not many monthly tickets now, don't be discouraged. Come on, author, gold will always shine.
I have read more than 400 chapters and less than 500 chapters. I have seen Murong's actions, Sun Jiaqi's death, and Bai Yuniang's death. I really don't agree with the author's views on human nature. There is also the character setting of the protagonist. I don't know how dark the author's heart is. If people's hearts in this world are like this, then it is better to let everyone in this world disappear into ashes. It's hard to imagine whether this kind of work would have an impact on the outlook on life of underage children. O sin of works! I hope the author thinks again.
Alas, each of the protagonist's girls is worse than the last! Chen Yueling broke an arm! Sun Jiaqi was tricked to death by her junior sister, and the protagonist even had live sex with her junior sister on her grave! The white fox was first cramped and skinned by the senior sister. Fortunately, the senior sister retained the Tao fetus, but was swallowed up and refined by the old demon overseas! The protagonist's sister is really miserable.
Needless to say, the writing, plot, and fighting are all professional-grade without a doubt. But the biggest problem with this book is the character of the protagonist. A person who is super scheming, forgets his friends when he is interested in profit, and treats him with sincerity will inevitably end up miserable. On the other hand, the senior sister who took advantage of the protagonist from the beginning really lives up to the sentence: Senior sister tortured me thousands of times, and I treat her like my first love. Maybe this is what others often call the dark style.
Is he the kind who doesn't know how to kneel down, has a clear mind, is decisive in killing, kills the whole family when he is told, and doesn't have a heroine (or is it just an embellishment)? If so, watch
Come on, brother, as a book fan of more than ten years, this book is really good, don't be discouraged, the light is really right in front of you.
The writing and plot are okay, but the woman who has a close relationship with the protagonist is dead and injured. Let's talk about Senior Sister, when she was taken over by Xuanyun for the first time, Senior Sister's cultivation of the Tribulation Technique did not kill the protagonist. Later, the protagonist broke through the True Pill and returned to the sect. Until the protagonist grew up to the realm of Tribulation Technique (I only saw this), Senior Sister actually did nothing, or Senior Sister had it. It is absolutely certain that no matter what level or strength the protagonist reaches, the senior sister can suppress the protagonist and always use him to achieve her ultimate goal; or the senior sister never thought about actually killing the protagonist from the beginning to the end, but purely wanted him to grow up rapidly after experiencing betrayal. The protagonist has always loved and hated his senior sister. After the senior sister betrayed the protagonist for the first time, the senior sister became an obsession and purpose for the protagonist to strive for progress. The protagonist broke through himself step by step amid contradictions and struggles. Once upon a time, it was difficult to change the sea, and what was intertwined with love and hate was not only the unforgettable past, but also the firm belief in being reborn amidst betrayal and humiliation. In the end, the senior sister still gave the protagonist a tender time, but the mottled years are just difficult to calm down.
Daoyin is the most regrettable novel, I have said this to countless friends. I used to watch pirated copies when I was still young. I have been waiting for a miracle to happen. One day the author will start updating again. It's a pity, it's still a pity 😭.
This is the first time I encountered a book with such erroneous views. I have already read 300 chapters and I really can't stand it anymore. Can the recommendations on this homepage be smarter? It's best to put a tag so that no book is recommended 😅