The Preacher of the Old Days
旧日传道者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 515k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I've actually been looking for novels with this kind of Western fantasy worldview, where the protagonist is a follower of Buddhism or Taoism. Although it might seem like a Frankenstein's monster, I believe that if handled well, it could be a top-notch book.
Several suggestions for authors
1. Additional settings What is the difference between righteous gods and evil gods? Benefits of solving this problem: Good gods have an evil side, and evil gods also have positive aspects. The distinction between good and evil is the reason why good gods become dominant.
I have a thought experiment: if the sequence path is called "Seeking the Dao," then it should be about seeking one's own Dao, right? If so, could one absorb others' understanding of the Dao to repair the incomplete Dao and principles? Because in the protagonist's concept, there is a sage who governs all Dao and principles.
Taoism can actually be considered a form of vengefulness? And Taoism is actually more harmful than other religions?
There's only one rule: Taoism forbids blood sacrifices. Sacrificing animals with flesh and blood is directly defined by Taoism as the "Six Heavens' Dead Ghosts," and is a target that must be suppressed. Such evil deities and licentious worship require the destruction of mountains and temples.
It's laughable to see people claiming Cthulhu is mythology. Are science fiction novels written by foreigners simply mythology? A novel is a novel. Unless there's a cultural gap and later generations treat novels as mythology, they will always remain just novels.
It's been 26 days; I guess it's been abandoned. What a pity, I finally found a good novel in the Cynthia genre. Sigh.
I saw a book before that was called something like "The Taoist Ancestor is Cthulhu"... Anyway, as a Taoist, I couldn't stand reading it, but I didn't comment on it. Now, finding this book feels like I've finally won back some ground. Go for it! Destroy that book!
It feels a bit like I'm showing off for no reason. The power system is somewhat flawed; the plot is only maintained by sheer hype. There's only one book in the Mystery series. It's tough!
To be honest, I don't really understand those who blindly follow the trend of writing mystery novels. The success of mystery novels was due to two factors: good luck and good writing. However, the subject matter itself is bland, uninteresting, and lacks any truly captivating plot points.
I really liked this book, but I suggest not adding a romance later on. The Dao Saint and his wife are mismatched; not every genre can be made into a romance.