The Taoist Who Began in The Outcast

Isn't this better than that corncob?

Trivia about Journey to the West 1. Sun Wukong and Nuwa are not related. At the very top of that mountain stood a celestial stone. It was thirty-six feet and five inches tall, and twenty-four feet in circumference. The thirty-six feet and five inches height corresponded to the 365 degrees of the celestial sphere; the twenty-four feet in circumference corresponded to the twenty-four solar terms of…

Dao Niang No. 2

I plant one image and other images appear.

Keep raising it for now, it's been so long and all that Douluo Dalu is making my head buzz.

I was saving it up, and then I suddenly saw the title "After the End," which was quite a surprise. But then I realized it was already a million words long. Reading through it all was quite enjoyable. There weren't any major obstacles, and it suited my taste perfectly. It's good that it's finished, even if it felt a bit rushed. It's still better than forcibly stretching it out.

Finally, the top spot isn't occupied by Douluo Continent fanfiction anymore! 😭

Everyone knows that "true feelings can't be retained, only tricks can win people's hearts," but few know that "one day when you wake up, everything will have changed and you'll have nothing left."

This part of Naruto needs some changes. The Two-Tails Jinchuriki is Yugito, not Yugitomon, and he belongs to Kumogakure (Hidden Cloud Village). The Jinchuriki of Iwagakure (Hidden Stone Village) are Rōshi (Four-Tails) and Han (Five-Tails).

After reading so much, it feels increasingly monotonous and tedious, like repetitive assembly line work. What is the point of cultivating immortality and seeking the Dao? To cultivate immortality, one must control personal desires and pursue longevity. To achieve longevity, one must relinquish certain aspects of humanity.