I Refine Evil Spirits into Great Pills

My favorite genre of books is Taoist magic; I'm tired of martial arts. Anyone writing about martial arts these days is either a genius or brainless. People get tired of the same thing all the time. Many authors try to innovate, but they lack the skill, so they fail. Meanwhile, many talented writers stick to old formulas; you can guess several endings after three chapters. What's the point?

Having been educated by many readers, I have come to deeply appreciate the plot holes. Just wait, at most a week, once the new book passes the internal submission, it will be available to everyone... It will still be a supernatural theme, but the plot will be more polished... I'm sorry, dear readers, we are setting sail again with the new book.

This is not a professional book review, so I'll start with the conclusion: a high-quality book is expected, but reaching 10,000 subscriptions is a long shot. Since this is a review, let's start by talking about the advantages. Firstly, although the suspense is simple and lacks a grand, layered feel, it is very well laid out. Reading it in one go is exhilarating and truly enjoyable.

The protagonist's approach to life is a bit unusual. He almost died in an illusionary formation just now, only to be saved by a Taoist priest. The priest invited him to join the Tianling Temple; most people, if not immediately clinging to his coattails, would at least be polite. The protagonist's tone was as if he were begging to join.

I've read your book. There's nothing wrong with the writing itself; it's basically a battle between Lam Ching-ying and Pleasant Goat. You also have a particular fondness for commas, using them repeatedly. As for the title and synopsis, unless you're an archaeologist, you really can't understand them. You've turned a supernatural novel into a historical record.

Author, your novel only has 30-odd pages, and you're already writing a new one? Isn't this just a disguised form of abandoning the story and stopping updates?

What a waste that such a masterpiece was abandoned.

Let me tell you an inspirational story: a platinum-level writer's whiteboard, 650,000 words, 1,000 favorites, and still being updated.

This weirdness is too childish, boring.

You dare to finish writing "The Immortal's Path to Enlightenment"? Good for you. From this day forward, we are no longer friends or family.