Taking My Taoist Temple Across the Heavens
带着道观混诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 466k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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232Chapters
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The main character is a complete idiot. The plot hasn't been thought through or polished at all. He dared to exchange his third-rate martial arts skills for a technique with Yue Buqun. First of all, the Zixia Divine Skill is only passed down to the sect leader and his successor; it is the foundation of the Huashan Sect's heritage and a symbol of the sect leader's status, and it would never be…
I couldn't continue after Chapter Twelve. The protagonist's innate abilities are equivalent to Dongfang Bubai and Feng Qingyang, yet he struggles to defeat Fei Bin—it's baffling. Fei Bin is only a first-rate martial artist; above him are top-tier (Shaolin Fangzheng and Wudang Chongxu levels), and then only the innate level.
I've seen a few pictures, they're pretty good 😊, keep it up! These kinds of pictures shouldn't have a female lead 😱, otherwise it'll look terrible.
Good. The plot is great. It would be even better if it could continue. Updates are a bit infrequent, give it some time to develop! Author, please update soon!
The author should think things through a bit before writing. Without martial arts techniques or lightness skills, a second-rate martial artist dares to meet Yue Buqun? He's practically handing his life over to Yue Buqun! And changing his cultivation method? Is the Zixia Divine Skill so easy to obtain? He's at the mercy of others, what can you do about it?
Using Taoism as a pretext, the author actually doesn't understand Taoism at all!
It reads like a diary entry, lacking any sense of immersion.
This is such a terrible book, I'm abandoning it.
To describe the author in four words is a forced and awkward application.
To be honest, the writing is really quite poor.