I'm Really Not a Daoist Master
我真不是得道高人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 280k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Why do some people always say "all birds pay homage to the phoenix" without thinking? Für Alice can also be played on a suona! Senbonzakura can be played with a flute. The Ouyang Xun can also be used to play "Erquan Yingyue". It's just that different instruments sound different because of their range and inherent timbre. Why is "Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix" so special? It has sheet music but can't be played? It can even be filmed as a "Worry-Free Drum"!
He-man, also known as the Free-Spirited Demon, resides above the sixth heaven of the Desire Realm. According to early Buddhist scriptures, when he manifests in the human world, he primarily seduces high-ranking cultivators who aspire to liberation. His appearance is tall and handsome, with white robes and long hair, often holding a pipa (a Chinese lute), embodying profound aesthetic beauty.
This is truly a wonderful book. The premise is ingenious, unexpected, and delightful. The writing is fluid, the pacing brisk, and the overall atmosphere ethereal, making it a pleasure to read. Books like this are truly rare on Qidian!
The beginning was a joke, the following is serious. I haven't read the book, only the synopsis. Judging by its appearance, it's a nonsensical, mindless fantasy novel. Don't criticize it yet; that's just the synopsis's idea. When did cultivation novels stop adhering to basic principles? 🤫
No harem, absolutely no female lead, or it'll be ruined! I see the author really wants to write a female lead, but I'm reminding them not to! Female supporting characters are okay, but no female lead! This kind of novel can't lose its spirit! Just like immortals don't have emotions!
If you can't even keep your promises and update on time, you might as well not write at all. Even an explanation wouldn't suffice; you're completely ignoring your readers! Following a book is a waste of money, but a real waste of time and energy!
Qingxuan felt great initially, but then the story went downhill. The author wanted to create an ethereal atmosphere, but seemed unable to break free from the overly boastful and invincible trope. I suggest the author write a book set in a single world where the protagonist gradually cultivates from a lowly cultivator to a powerful figure; don't let it get too far-fetched.
I'd like to see how many books you can abandon. You abandoned Su Li the Reincarnator and Lord of All Things, yet you still have good grades. What's wrong with you?
Investors, don't rush, it'll be 3000 per chapter soon, you won't lose money.
A few thoughts
The Azure Profound Daoist Master is doing quite well in every way... Unfortunately, each installment is worse than the last. The author probably wanted to combine his ethereal, otherworldly style with a boastful, pretentious, and entertaining story, but unfortunately, these two things are completely at odds.