The Man in the Mountains

Having read up to chapter 52, I found that it contains more body-refining content. Regardless of whether this body-refining concept is good or bad, too many authors have done it; it's become poison! Useless people refine their bodies, geniuses refine their bodies, even mediocre ones refine their bodies. Can't you guys come up with a different concept?

The initial plot... I wonder if anyone has played The Tale of the Night in Luoyang 😁

It feels like a child watching a cartoon. Is this just my imagination?

Foreword: This is not a filler book review (you'll get used to this opening). Recommendation rating: ★★★☆☆ (out of 7.6-10) The title, echoing the content of the article, is a short four-character name that is easy to remember. It may not attract many people, but those who have read the book will generally remember this simple name.

With a breakout index of 149, and considering it's a completed book of over two million words, author, you really have the perseverance! 😠😠

Dali Temple, Onmyoji, Shaman, Wanderer

Here's a map of the Nine Provinces. The author isn't a professional; I just randomly picked one, so please don't laugh.

Your book is awesome! This is the first time I've seen a completed book without any reviews.

The plot development felt rushed and uninteresting, making it suitable for newcomers; seasoned readers should skip it.

This rhythm is definitely from the game Onmyoji.