I Just Want to Seek the Dao in Peace
我只想安稳求道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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In booklists 4
Starting at Baicao Hall
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These are all books I personally enjoy, featuring reborn protagonists, urban life, entertainment stars, primordial worlds, and the Myriad Worlds!
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I mainly recommend promising new novels in the primordial-fantasy, fanfiction, and infinite-world genres. I've personally put every single one through the test!!! Friends who want to promote a book should recommend one with strong internal logic. Logic is the first thing I look for in a novel, so I hope you understand. Friends who want to send flowers, why not tip my novel with Qidian coins instead? (At least I get half of the tip →_→)
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Why must there be a Heavenly Dao in the Primordial Era? I've read one or two books that don't call it the Heavenly Dao, but rather the Will of the Universe or the Mother of the Great Dao, the instinctive desire of heaven and earth to evolve.
Suddenly I found someone writing about Bai Ze, and my Tianlu Xingjun's revival knife is already itching for a fight.
Can you please stop writing about the "Great Calamity of Journey to the West"? The Investiture of the Gods is a forced adaptation, barely passable, but Journey to the West is called a great calamity? A great calamity is coming again more than a thousand years after Investiture of the Gods? Are you kidding me? Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West are just ancient novels.
Bai Ze is said to be an auspicious mythical beast that brings good fortune and wards off evil. Yet you come here to play with poison and seek the Dao. Isn't that going in the opposite direction?
Novels about seeking enlightenment with female protagonists generally don't become popular. The path to enlightenment is inherently solitary; the higher one climbs, the fewer people can achieve true enlightenment. The higher the level of the cultivator, the more steadfast their pursuit of the Dao becomes. The more steadfast their Daoist heart, the less tolerant they are of anything else.
I've already voted for this post, please mark it as a featured post! Also, could someone please reply to my previous post?
This is a fantastic prehistoric world story! I hope it doesn't have any of those epic battles between Daoists and Demons, Hongjun's ascension to sainthood, the great calamity of the Lich King and the Demon King, or anything like Investiture of the Gods or Journey to the West—I'm sick of those!
After reading a few chapters, well, how should I put it? It feels like the author is just indulging in self-indulgence. The main character isn't the protagonist, or maybe the protagonist is just wandering around. Other stories focus on diligent cultivation, but this one features a lot of inner monologues from the descendants of the primordial era. How should I put it? The most important thing is that there's a word "survival" in the title. Does having a clone mean you're just being cowardly?
The beginning is a bit toxic... Taoism hasn't even existed yet, and here comes a Taoist priest! His robes were designed by the disciples and grand-disciples of the Three Pure Ones; is Heaven and Earth still responsible for creating clothes for primordial deities?
I used to enjoy the "primordial era" genre of novels, but I haven't read any in a long time. They always use the same few tropes. At first, it was somewhat interesting, but after reading so many, it became boring. It's always the same few major calamities, just with different protagonists.