The Tang Dynasty’s Greatest Taoist

It's well-written, but I feel the protagonist's intelligence isn't very high, which might be due to the author.

The protagonist's IQ is completely offline -_-||, the author probably forgot you're a transmigrator, not some ignorant child!!

Why should a scholar write historical texts? Who cares about the Tang Dynasty? If I create a fantasy/xia genre, establish a world, and say that a certain country is similar to the Tang Dynasty (any resemblance is purely coincidental), will anyone criticize me? I can write however I want, with fewer limitations; I just need to write the story.

You know to use poison when killing a small landlord, but you think you can kill a powerful Taoist sect openly and honestly? Are you stupid, or do you think your readers are stupid? If you're going to forget the role of divine sense, then don't write it! People can carry things weighing tens of kilograms at a distance of several kilometers and still be followed? Go home and herd sheep!

The protagonist's personality is truly unlikable; he's incredibly reckless. He acts without considering the consequences, and despite living for decades, he acts like a child. The author needs to understand that recklessness and passion are two different things.

After watching for a while, I still don't know if it's a cultivation novel or a martial arts novel. 😢😢😢

I persevered to chapter 69, but I couldn't continue. It was all just endless eating. Author, what have you been through? That's one thing, but a person in their forties transmigrates into a child, and they really are a child—not physically, but mentally. Especially the part about the medicinal bath—a whole bunch of childish internal monologues, still wondering if their master is going to boil them... For someone in their forties...

Is that how you use your spiritual power? 😆 How come a modern person who transmigrated is acting like an idiot? Where's his imagination? The moment the protagonist was able to control the butterfly, he was already invincible.

This is ridiculous! The Tang Dynasty revered Taoism as its state religion! And now you've introduced Yunluo Temple, and the Tang Dynasty was supposed to be the most advanced civilization at the time! And you've given us Tibetan masters who are more numerous and stronger than those in the Central Plains! You're artificially lowering the military strength of the Central Plains! I'm about to give up on this book!

It should be renamed "The First Samurai." After watching for so long, all it's about is martial arts; where's your philosophy and methods?