The Tang Dynasty’s Secret Shadow Bureau

We've reached chapter 73 so far, and I've only learned one Heavenly Divine Power, not yet at its peak. A rough estimate suggests it will take around 150 chapters to reach that level. Therefore, mastering all 36 Heavenly Divine Powers should take around 5400 chapters. As for the 72 Earthly Fiend Techniques, we've halved the chapter count.

Why didn't the protagonist give the Fire Rain Talisman and the Vajra Talisman to his father when he first drew them? Was it to keep it a secret? He even sold them all for money, not giving his father a single one to save his life. He was lucky this time that he only lost an arm! I don't quite understand!

I initially liked the premise, but when they explained that cultivators could die from infections when they were opening a gynecology hospital, I suddenly didn't want to continue watching. It's so absurd; I feel like cultivators shouldn't get sick so easily, except from poison or injuries.

I was watching it just fine, and suddenly it split into multiple parts with various separate storylines, leaving the main character with nothing to do. The storylines are so fragmented that you'll be completely confused if you don't pay close attention!

As a student of the Jixia Academy, the protagonist needs points to practice magic, so he shouldn't waste time reading miscellaneous books. He should brush up on his knowledge of the cultivation world and avoid becoming so passive.

I personally think it's very well written, and I quite like this kind of book. I hope it finishes smoothly and doesn't end abruptly.

The protagonist wanted to subtly show off, but the author's writing skills were lacking, resulting in a ridiculous situation.

I'm definitely a side character fanatic for life 😅, hopeless. My favorite character here is Sword Sixteen.

Whether it's the mythical donkey or the protagonist's father's severed arm, both feel like they're too focused on the plot. Also, the protagonist lacks a core; he wants to become stronger quickly, reach the peak of immortality, pursue power to change the country, simply achieve immortality, or live happily with his family. Everything he does should have a reason, a goal, or a necessity.

Even though elixirs can improve my cultivation, I refuse to learn alchemy and insist on buying them instead.