
The Bandit's Path
寇道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
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I even subscribed to the author's author's note after my last book's conclusion, so whether you give me a "featured" status is up to you. 🪖
This is really toxic. I only read up to chapter sixteen, where it says a prefect's wife and children were kidnapped and sold to a brothel by the Water Dragon Gang. Is that even possible? It's like a provincial governor's wife and children suffering such a fate. Do you think that gang could still exist? In this book, the Water Dragon Gang is still thriving under that prefect's rule. Author, do you really think that's possible? This is enough to make me quit reading this book.
There are a few things to complain about at the beginning of this novel, but overall it's a rare gem. I'll subscribe to the whole thing first. Keep up the good work, author! I love this style—the protagonist isn't a saint, an idiot, or a lovesick fool! 😁😁😁
I didn't read the beginning, I only read the last chapter. "If sages never die, great thieves will never cease." Do you really understand what this saying means? This saying comes from Zhuangzi and is used to illustrate Zhuangzi's philosophy. He believed that human nature is more precious than etiquette and law, and that great thieves are formed because they follow etiquette and law. At this point, they don't even care what he means and just use it to show off, which is very confusing.
He's helpless when he encounters so-called "beauties," and he even finds excuses to let go of those who are his mortal enemies... This doesn't match the description.
A fantasy/martial arts story with a focus on pure enjoyment. The novel's power system is a combination of traditional Chinese martial arts and Taoist techniques, with highly professional cultivation terminology, giving it a very high level of sophistication.
The three golden chapters you wrote are so confusing; no wonder I've been reading for over a decade and never found your book.
Why are there so many trolls on such a good book? Every single page is filled with trolls; it's like they don't need money to insult people!
The method of lowering intelligence is applied equally to everyone; read with caution.
I laughed when I read chapters 26 and 27. You were supposed to be overcoming all obstacles and conquering the Immortal Sect, but you were scared by just one Wolf Prince. You showed your compassion because the hostage you were holding was a woman. The beginning was very enjoyable, but the end was so frustrating.