The Shady Little Taoist
黑商小道士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 571k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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208Chapters
992Recommendations
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The writing is too contradictory. The protagonist, having just transmigrated, was terrified on the way, encountered ghosts upon entering, and even the ghosts said they wouldn't fight and would go their separate ways. Yet, the protagonist risks his life for a stranger, and most ridiculously, tries a method from Earth's legends to deal with the ghosts. What's wrong with him?
Chapter Five, you should charge for it. Otherwise, how would you make money? Giving a favor doesn't mean giving it all away.
The book is good. However, the author seems like a gun enthusiast... A fantasy world with guns... It's not as good as having the resources and the author's own artistic vision.
The story has no main plot; I just write whatever comes to mind!
This lousy shopping mall is practically invisible! It's ridiculously expensive and you end up buying a bunch of useless junk. Just like your book title, the protagonist is ripped off by a shady dealer and risks his life for these gadgets—what kind of stun gun is that? It wouldn't even kill anyone in modern times, let alone in this age of gods and demons!
The Taoist priest is real, but I didn't see the shady dealer. The story keeps moving forward without stopping, with a bit of suspense, though it's written rather vaguely. The protagonist seems to be a bit neurotic. There's a lack of connection between chapters, and a lot is missing. I've read over 20 chapters and it's like this all the time.
Seven defeats... The description of the cheat ability is unclear. The protagonist is foolish. The world is in a state of confusion.
The protagonist has absolutely no knowledge of exorcising demons or slaying ghosts, and neither does his master. You even claim the imperial court ordered their Taoist temple to suppress ghosts in dozens of villages? Are you kidding me? Sigh. It doesn't inspire any reader to continue reading.
If the author was afraid of death from the start, why did he still go to the border? If he was going to preach, why didn't he do any publicity? At least he wouldn't be running around everywhere. There's a saying, "Don't travel far from home if you have parents." His brother was still alive, and in such a dangerous world, why didn't he care? I can't understand it; it's contradictory.
A weed; you can try it if you're bored.