One Path Through the Heavens

Can you update faster? To be honest, I really like authors like you. I'd rather have more words in the exciting parts than skip any chapters. Although it costs more Qidian coins, it's really satisfying and I don't get frustrated by missing chapters. Honestly, people who read books on Qidian don't really care about the price. I hate books with disjointed chapters and drawn-out plots.

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I stumbled upon this book while it was free for a limited time. After reading the Song Dynasty section, I couldn't get into the Tang Dynasty section. But after flipping through it a bit more, I have some thoughts to share. The Song Dynasty Scroll is indeed very well written, both in terms of plot and characters. I think it proves that the author can make a living from online novels.

Honestly, putting history aside, but looking at things now, there's something I'm hesitant to say: regardless of Yang Guang's character, Fu Junzhuo, who assassinated him, should have been killed on the spot—that's just my opinion. And Fu Cailin should have been killed as well. Whether it's morally right or wrong, at least it reflects a fundamental difference in national righteousness and national character.

So far, my impression is that the protagonist starts as a first-year student, finishes as a second-year student, then a third-year student, and then goes back to second year. He even spends his first year 😒 ascending and descending, only to wander around in low-level martial arts worlds. He's already a level one terrestrial immortal, yet he's still grinding monsters in the beginner area. It gets boring after a while.

Now that I think about it, something's really popping into my head: why does the protagonist seem so oblivious to danger? Every time he ascends, he's relegated to a mortal state, severely injured, and it takes him about three years to recover each time. But isn't his aptitude improving with each advancement? Shouldn't the recovery time be shortening?

I've always subscribed to all chapters, but I'm really not interested in the latest installment, "Wulin Gaiden." You're already at the Nascent Soul stage; I don't understand what kind of guidance "Wulin Gaiden" will give you. I'm also indifferent to "Wulin Gaiden." I thought after finishing "One Person," it would be "Snowy Journey" or "A Mortal's Journey to Immortality," but "Wulin Gaiden" is quite disappointing. I'll wait until you finish this installment before reading it again.

The ascension of the Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty to The Legend of the Condor Heroes 😰 is absolutely outrageous!

The beginning was alright, but I couldn't stand it anymore when it got to the Qin Dynasty. Why would a cultivator not pursue the Great Dao but instead engage in power struggles and intrigue? 😅

The author mentions in the text, "People all say that Qin is a country of tigers and wolves." Is it somewhat inappropriate to use the derogatory term "Shandong scholars" to generalize about Qin? It's important to understand that Qin's reputation as a country of tigers and wolves, viewed as barbarian, is not without reason. In the early Warring States period, Qin was frequently bullied by Wei.