The Legend of Qin: The Daoist Sect's Grand-uncle Master

The early chapters were so awkward! Why would such powerful figures like Ying Zheng and Han Fei need to consult the protagonist? Honestly, I was furious when Ying Zheng humbled himself, and he even talked about upholding Taoism! Seriously, can't you stop being so childish? The personality and intelligence of a great emperor are not to be trifled with!

While aptitude for cultivation is important, comprehension is paramount. In the Qin's Moon series, the Taoist master Xiaomeng is the most admired. The protagonist's temperament is too poor. Also, the author is referring to Taoism, not the Taoist religion. Taoist cultivation might rely on spiritual roots, but that's for cultivating immortality. Taoists are overthinking it. Taoism emphasizes health preservation and enlightenment, relying on comprehension and fate.

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The boy next door killed someone with a sword at four, went to the battlefield at seven, and commanded tens of thousands of troops at ten. He was made a lord at the age of 12. When he was 12, the Snow Woman was 5, so he bought her and raised her. Marrying Nongyu? Can you believe it?

I read dozens of chapters, but I couldn't continue reading when it came to the part about saving lives. The life-saving elixir was given to the stableman; following one's heart in Taoism doesn't mean being wasteful. Someone who can be saved in a heartbeat must be incredibly rare.

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The plot after the protagonist leaves the Heavenly Sect is strange and awkward. I was able to read the first few chapters slowly, but after Ying Zheng left, I started to skip ahead. As a result, after skipping 30 chapters, I skipped over them in 3 minutes. I always felt that the protagonist was just observing from the sidelines in the early stages, completely useless.

It's so drawn out and tedious. I gave up after reading twenty chapters. This kind of loser-showing-off-and-get-slapping-in-the-face plot is ridiculous. They should just stick to urban fiction. And this "Grandmaster Uncle" thing? The character is already set up, but I can't accept people calling him that. It's toxic! And what's with Ning'er? Isn't the original character better?

I only read 30 chapters. The writing is really weak. The novel's title is "Taoist Grandmaster." It lacks any sense of grandeur when it should, and when it should save people, it doesn't, just stands by and watches. Then it suddenly feels sorry for the deceased.