The Way of the Dao for All Living Things
道法苍生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I got blown up by the silver coins lately, raising my hand to say, there's so much silver in the market! (Share how you made the money!)
Wishing the author continued success in their writing career and ever-improving writing skills. ✊✊✊
I read a bit of the beginning, but not the rest. Here are my thoughts: the characters' introductions and the various aspects of their dialogue and emotions are very forced. Author, you need to understand that readers today have much higher expectations for online novels, unlike eight years ago. Eight years ago, this kind of writing would have been readable, but now readers are more discerning.
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Let me share my impressions of the first two chapters... The author's writing style is... Well... However, the introduction to the Yellow Emperor and the section on Chi You in the first chapter were really ironic, which inexplicably captivated me. Also, it feels like a single-female-lead novel, so I don't want to give up too early. I hope some readers can tell me how the author's writing style is now?
Why do modern people insist on using archaic language when they speak? It sounds out of place and awkward.
The scene about sworn brotherhood was too cruel.
It started off quite well, I thought it was a good book, but when I got to the part about sworn brotherhood, I was instantly hooked. The protagonist enters the world of cultivation, encounters a few cultivators, gets into a fight, and then becomes sworn brothers with them. How naive must one be to do that? Judging from the protagonist's earlier behavior, he didn't seem like a simple-minded person at all. How did the style suddenly change?
The idea of sworn brotherhood seems a bit far-fetched.
Is this a story about a fairy descending to earth with an extraordinary background, cultivating, slapping faces, and stealing beautiful women?