The Dao of Song Across the Heavens

Zu Xia, Xian Qin, Shen Han, Sheng Tang, Dao Song, Mo Yuan, Wu Ming, Yao Qing

I gave up on this book after reading the part about "Covering the Sky." The author's outline was good, describing the story of Dao Song in the "All Heavens" genre, with the protagonist pursuing the Dao by gathering the masses. However, the power levels were too chaotic.

When the protagonist said Qiao Feng needed training, it felt so awkward. Qiao Feng was the leader of the number one gang in the world, like Jack Ma today. If the author told Jack Ma that he needed training, wouldn't it be awkward? Everyone would probably think you're stupid. Qiao Feng became the leader after countless trials and tribulations. Does someone like that need to suffer and be tempered?

Why use the name Song...? The Qing dynasty's knee-thinness is second only to the Manchus; this very name is a disgrace.

The idea that a Quasi-Emperor is equivalent to a Golden Immortal is ridiculous. I could barely accept that a Mortal Immortal is equivalent to a Golden Immortal, but your power level is too low. It's just a low-end version of the Heavens. And you're about to become a Great Luo Immortal, yet you go and write a separate volume on Yang God. Does it deserve that?

Despite being an emperor, his demeanor was too low-class.

Poison testing The beginning was alright, but ever since he became emperor, all he thinks about is finding women. How desperate is he? It feels like the plot of a novel about emperors is driven solely by women? The writing is also sloppy and overly comedic. It was so cringeworthy!

There's a book called "The Dao of All Heavens," which is quite good. Compared to it, your book is like an ant.

It started off a bit self-indulgent from *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*, and the later parts, especially the anti-theft version, felt disjointed. Experienced readers might find it entertaining, while newcomers might find it novel and interesting. However, as one reader pointed out, the harem elements increased, and the creativity became mediocre.

The order of ancient Chinese history: Xia Dynasty, Shang Dynasty, Wu Zhou Dynasty, Warring States Period, Qin Dynasty, Han Dynasty, Jin Dynasty, Miscellaneous Hu Dynasties, Sui Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty. This is a simple and clear sequence.