The Greatest Taoist Temple in History
史上最牛道观
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Seeing that two girls were forced to live in the Taoist temple, and then a policewoman appeared, I gave up. The book has clearly changed. Although the Taoist sect allows marriage, the later developments and ambiguous relationships with various women become a major theme, genuinely making it feel off. Of course, there are many readers who enjoy that kind of style. I wish the author success.
This book has several flaws; newcomers might want to take a look.
These are all things I encountered while reading. If I've missed any, please comment below, and I'll add or delete them as soon as I see them. Here are some of the book's major flaws: 1. Poisoning – The plot isn't particularly original; it almost entirely revolves around solving ghost stories for the protagonist, but the main character always manages to discover something different.
How many online trolls did the author hire to attack these negative reviews?
I suddenly realized this author hasn't deleted any book reviews. Even though many people who haven't even read the book are writing really harsh comments, he hasn't deleted them. It reminds me of a quote I once read: "Believe it or not, don't interfere with my cultivation." This author could also say: "Read it or not, don't interfere with my novel writing." 🤭🤭🤭
It's this again. The Taoist priest has no skills whatsoever; the system rewards him with game skills. And this is supposed to be Taoism? Author, please look at what Taoists should actually learn. Watching more of Lam Ching-ying's movies would be better; system rewards should reflect what a true Taoist should be like.
I came to see Taoist cultivation and Taoist culture, but I ended up seeing superhuman growth. Goodbye!
If you're reading this specifically for the Taoist temple, you can skip it. It's not that the depiction of the temple is inaccurate, but it's completely irrelevant. Having read dozens of chapters, I can predict the rest of the story: it's a novel filled with pretentious posturing and filler content, and the core focus isn't on the Taoist temple. You can't just stay overnight at a Taoist temple.
I was scared off by the author's fans... They're all so irritable!
How much longer until I can finish this increasingly monotonous single-player game?
Perhaps due to the addition of a system, this work is increasingly resembling a childish, single-player simulation game—a cutscene, a dialogue between two or three people, scene change, more dialogue, monster battles, rewards, more dialogue… it never ends. Everyone revolves around the protagonist, engaging in a stereotypical dialogue, unfolding a plot, and then quickly disappearing.
This book's simple plot is captivating, with every subtle word conveying human emotion. The author portrays human nature so vividly that readers can't help but draw parallels to reality. Whether it's romantic love, familial affection, the ugliness of human nature, or unwavering faith, the book evokes real-life experiences and allows readers to empathize deeply.