A Taoist Priest Wandering the Heavens

I dropped the book the moment I saw the daughter; I don't know about others! A person adopting a little ghost as a daughter! I don't like this type of book, so I dropped it immediately. That's just my personal opinion.

It's fine for the protagonist to adopt a daughter, and it's also fine to bring her back to the Song Dynasty to raise her. But bringing her with him from another world is not good. The protagonist is a Taoist priest, not a daddy novel, so why is he a doting father? The little girl has her own life, so what's with bringing her along to fight monsters across various worlds? It makes him act like he's some kind of powerful being. If others can't beat him, can't he scheme against his daughter?

The little girl came out. I was completely stunned. Was I going to have to be a babysitter? Raise her from infancy, dealing with all her messes and grime?

This book is pretty good, except for the part about the daughter. That part is really a trap and a letdown. If it were later on, it would be okay, but the fact that you only covered a small part in the beginning and then suddenly introduce the daughter makes it unbearable to read. It's so disappointing.

The author could change the title to "The Dad Who Walks Through the Heavens" and then move the setting to the urban fantasy genre.

It's well-written, but that part about the daughter was really awful; she even became the female lead. Sigh, I'm leaving now, I'm not in the mood to read any further.

Before adopting a daughter, things seemed alright, but the combination of multiple worlds, bringing people through time, and adopting a daughter equaled a complete disaster.

It was fine at first, but then they forced a daughter on me and started giving me things. The story shifted from a fantasy novel to a stay-at-home dad novel. It's fine if they don't take the daughter with them, but they insist on doing it too. I don't understand. If you don't like this kind of thing, you can skip this book. 🙄

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I gave up as soon as I saw the daughter; I came to see the Taoist priest, not the stay-at-home dad.