The Way of the Myriad Heavens

The protagonist is a blond, blue-eyed foreigner who becomes a disciple of Maoshan and even receives their true teachings? I'm speechless. Can't you use your brain?

Actually, it's not bad, it's just that the protagonist suddenly got together with Ren Tingting. Another protagonist falling in love with Ren Tingting! 🥵🥵🥵 I'm speechless! The protagonist's pacing is so fast he's practically an immortal being, and then suddenly you throw in a romance drama? This style...

Half a bowl of clear water reflects the universe, a single talisman commands spirits. Stepping with the Yin-Yang Eight Trigrams, wielding a wooden sword to slay demons. A yellow Taoist robe forges a heroic spirit, a lifetime of integrity and righteousness. Raising a cup of turbid wine above the head, tears are shed in respect to the Taoist. The red rope and glutinous rice remain, but the Taoist Lin of yesteryear is nowhere to be seen.

In some Taoist novels these days, it seems the Taoist protagonist can't achieve immortality without romance, euphemistically calling it "refining the heart in the mortal world." After a thousand years of arduous cultivation in the deep mountains, can't one still refine their heart by idly wandering the mortal realm? Even among immortals and gods, very few have Taoist partners. To establish worldly karma before achieving immortality is putting the cart before the horse.

The Maoshan Taoist sect even accepts foreigners with blond hair and blue eyes? Are you sure you're not joking? 😅

Why would the protagonist, with his red hair and blue eyes, have his Taoist teachings passed on to someone with Western ancestry? (Uncle Nine might not care whether you have Central Asian or Western ancestry.) At that time, China was under foreign invasion, and as a Taoist priest, he wouldn't pass on his lineage to someone whose ancestry might not even be Western.

I just want to know where the author saw that Yuchi Zhenjin is the same as a foreigner.

I really don't understand the whole soul-swapping thing at the beginning. What kind of amazing bloodline does this Yuchi Zhenjin have? And the fighting style in the movie... Yuchi Zhenjin can't even fight back against Uncle Nine, like Zuo Qianhu and Jacky Cheung in *A Chinese Ghost Story*. And comparing his internal energy cultivation level to someone who cultivates immortality.

The only thing I can't understand is why every zombie writer seems to like writing about Ren Tingting.

This is quite an opening! Time travel is one thing, but soul swapping too? Isn't your own body capable of handling this? Don't you think you've gotten a huge loss? Yuchi Zhenjin is occupying your body, monopolizing your wife, beating your children, and taking over your parents. And what have you gotten in return? Only his body!