
The Immortal's Journey Along the Divine Path
神道仙游传
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 520k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
195Chapters
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Since the protagonist is a god, he can still appear during the day. After traveling for several years, he still has no followers. He is also bothered by a mother and son created by a few villagers. He is such a weak protagonist.
There are very few good Shinto books.
Because most authors always like to impose their own ideas. It will become like this. If I think it's right, then it has merit. This kind of thing is not described directly, but is hidden in the text. The core of Shinto, to put it bluntly, is a tool of governance deliberately created by a group of immortals. [If good and evil are rewarded, there must be selfishness in the universe. In terms of true merit, who can compare to those powerful immortals who maintain the stability of the three realms and create endless years of success? It is a simple truth that a peaceful country is definitely better than a war-torn country. Even though there are all kinds of dirty things in this peaceful country. And this group of immortals directly maintains world peace from the world level. In terms of merit, no one can match them. According to Shinto theory, my ancestor was an immortal, so his merits are immeasurable, so he will surely rise to great heights. Therefore, immortals have no offspring, and immortals cannot fall in love with them. Because under this system, if immortals fall in love, what will happen if they have children? This child has the aura of a protagonist since he was born, and is more noble than the emperor in the world. After all, emperors are just dozens of generations within a dynasty, while immortals are the predecessors who maintain the world. The essence of Shinto is actually to create an eternal ruling class. But this ruling class actually has little interaction with the ruled. After all, I am in heaven and you are on earth. Any immortal is invincible in the human world. This does not stem from power, but from necessity under the Shinto system. Immortal = immeasurable merit
The author provoked whomever he provoked, and was criticized.
The first few chapters were so infuriating that I immediately stopped reading. The villagers not only forced the widow to death, but also sold her children. There should be no retribution. The protagonist also advised the widow to refrain from committing murders. It didn't happen to you. Do you understand her resentment? Don't evil people deserve to die?
I just finished reading such a good book as Taoist Celestial Master. This new book is about to be released. It looks like it will become a eunuch if I look at the updates. Alas, it is rare to find a few good books but the end is not good. Does the author dare to have a beginning and an end? Give an explanation to the majority of book friends??
Why are there so many trolls about this book?! It's very well written! I don't understand this. Now I don't dare to complain about this book.
I feel that many people have some opinions on the protagonist, but I think this kind of protagonist is quite good, a true and Taoist protagonist. I've read too many routine articles, so it's good to try something new 🙂🙂
In fact, this book is very good, but things happen wherever the protagonist goes. The protagonist's fate is very "Lonely Star" and many things can be avoided. It was written deliberately for the sake of the plot, which is a bit stiff.
In the last years of the dynasty, countless people swore poison and died out of spite and hatred. Why is it that there is a ghost next to the protagonist but the other people who swore poison cannot be regarded as ghosts? . . . Of course, if you are too serious, it will rise to the level of "why don't you write a book" and "why don't you travel through time". . .
Updated every half a year, the author is really a fairy