Embracing the Moon

From the moment you put pen to paper, you are not only responsible for the book, but also for yourself. An unfinished book is like a dead larva; no matter how lofty your ambitions, it will all be nothing but a pipe dream. Judging from the chapters released so far, *The Great Bodhi* boasts a grand worldview and a clear main storyline, but relatively few subplots.

This is one of the best cultivation novels I've ever read. The protagonist's personality is almost otherworldly (in any case, not human). The protagonist's wisdom and character are described exceptionally well. If cultivation were real, perhaps only something inhuman like him could achieve immortality. He is detached from worldly desires and single-mindedly pursues immortality.

You're right, so all the secrets are revealed. You know best. If writing just an ending were so difficult, would it be a problem for a genius like you? Don't you know how many chapters there are in total? I've never been dishonest or biased in my book reviews. Delete it, okay? I'll see how you finish. So you write books just for yourself, huh? Since I subscribed, I have the right to comment. Delete it, you son of a bitch.

It's alright in all aspects, except the main character doesn't feel very human, he feels more like a human-machine.

Having read for over a decade, here's why I'm dropping this book. The author's writing is excellent, and this book is definitely better than most of my novels, but unfortunately, it leans towards a dark style. Family ties are broken, friendships are weak, people are treated like dirt, and even the cultivation world is full of backstabbing and scheming. Calling one's birth mother by her name is too callous. I've decided to drop it. Readers who enjoy dark themes might want to check it out.

This is so well-written! I didn't feel any darkness at all. It's quite normal, and I really enjoyed reading it. It's been a long time since I've come across a story of this quality; the author is superb. It's just that my grades are too bad, and I'm worried it might get banned. I'm a student, but I'll still support it; I'll subscribe to all the future chapters. I hope the author can keep going. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

If you don't want to write, then don't. All you do is make empty promises.

You keep urging him on, but the author is human too. He needs to rest. Doesn't he get tired of updating all the time? But what does it matter to me if he's a little tired? The suggestion here is to write as much as possible, even if it doesn't kill them! Damn it, it's been so long, the donkeys in the production team should be working by now!

It's really good. Both the writing style and the logical consistency are excellent. Especially the story's background; the author uses familiar elements from Journey to the West, such as the Heavenly Court, the Dragon Palace of the Four Seas, and Buddhism, while adding original elements, which makes me very excited.

The author has stated the theme: this book is a lie, and it's now finished. Hopefully, there will be a sequel, weaving an even bigger lie. 😁🥺