
Across the Heavens: Beginning with Zhu Xian
诸天之从诛仙开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 815k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Could you please make the protagonist's personality a little more normal? The fact that he can't stand seeing women cry and is always flirting with them isn't how a normal person should behave. How can someone who cultivates the Taiji Dao not understand the principles of Yin and Yang? If he can't see through the allure of women, what's the point of cultivating the Dao? If the author really likes this, please give us a separate section on worldly affairs. This constant mess is genuinely boring.
I discovered that Xiao Ding wrote a prequel to *Zhu Xian*, and then I realized that Xiao Ding had completely forgotten what he wrote in *Zhu Xian*. In *Zhu Xian*, he wrote that Wan Jianyi lost a hand and the Ghost Doctor gave him a massage. Then he wrote that Wan Jianyi was still missing a hand when he swept the floor, and the Ghost Doctor had long since become Ghost Master.
This introduction makes it sound like the monkey suffered some great injustice. Isn't the monkey becoming a Buddha something to celebrate? The Victorious Fighting Buddha is one of the 35 Buddhas of Buddhism, having achieved perfect enlightenment, and is on par with the Tathagata in status, only addressed as a disciple, a generation lower. He gained such great fortune after only 81 tribulations. If he weren't Laozi's son, the Tathagata wouldn't have bestowed upon him such a high position.
This is amazing! I found this book while searching for Zhu Xian fanfiction and couldn't resist staying up all night to read it all. There are many novels about Zhu Xian, but this one feels the most logically sound, both in terms of character development and plot progression. It's just a little underdeveloped. I've already added it to my favorites. Keep up the good work, author! I'll definitely subscribe to the whole thing when it's officially released!
This novel perfectly captures the feeling I most wanted to see. I've already voted for it with my monthly pass, hoping for more updates!
All the monthly tickets and recommendation tickets I've given you during this period are here. Why have I never featured any of my many comments? 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
This is just my personal opinion. The earlier chapters were alright. But the latest chapters, especially the one on "The Secret of All Characters," suddenly felt like they were written in a henpecked style. It's like someone in real life robbed your sister, locked her in a dark room, and didn't care about any explicit content or how long she was locked up.
This is my first time getting a monthly pass 😭, so here you go!
Having read over 40 chapters, the author's motivations are all based on women. Has he never seen a woman before? I'm speechless. And this is supposed to be cultivation?
You all praise it so much and think it's great! My impression of the protagonist in the first chapter is that he's just being a troublemaker. Throwing stones at some kind of spiritual lord? Are you sure he'll die if he loses control when he throws a stone? If you think you're still young and want to be a happy kid, you can play in the mud, climb trees to raid bird nests, or play hide-and-seek with a bunch of little brats!