
This Daoist Priest Is a Little Fierce
这个道长有点凶
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 939k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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370Chapters
649Recommendations
4.2kFans
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As I, a humble Taoist priest, am passing through this place, I observe that this person possesses great potential for success. For just 1888, I will make an exception and perform a divination for you! From then on, you will be guaranteed to possess all the secrets of heaven! 😁
I haven't read it yet; I only read the synopsis before posting this. It feels like the synopsis has already spoiled the whole book, so I immediately lost the desire to open it. Personally, I think the synopsis should only include the first sentence; the rest should be deleted. Writing a book isn't easy for authors, but I can't help but comment whenever the synopsis contains spoilers. 😅
This is frustrating, why are they all women? Female author?
The first thirty chapters were somewhat interesting, but after arriving at the Wangyue Sect, the plot arrangement became utterly incomprehensible. The protagonist was still just an ant, and suddenly they were given an elephant as an enemy, someone who could kill the protagonist with a single breath! How was the protagonist supposed to survive?
The protagonist feels like a tool to me, and the data-driven upgrades and the system are just capitalists trying to exploit him, using lifespan as a hook to turn him into a true tool. I've read too many novels with this kind of formula, so I don't want to read this one anymore. I'm out, you guys do as you please (ー_ー)!!
The protagonist gets all sorts of unreasonable demands when given a good system. I just don't understand why he's so obnoxious. In the other book, the protagonist with a less favorable system is hardworking and conscientious, but a bit weak. Even after hundreds of chapters, his strength is still not very high. Can't there be any more moderate protagonists? Can't the protagonist's personality be a little better?
I couldn't continue reading after the sect was established; the plot became disorganized, messy, and dragged on, overshadowing the protagonist. But that's only half the problem. The beginning was very good.
I read the first few chapters and they seemed alright. It shouldn't be doing this badly. Could there be some flaws later on?
Is there a system? Are there many female characters? 😰😰Why are they all like this? The system makes the protagonist seem like a tool; it's boring.
Swordsmanship again. Sigh, isn't body training better?