In the Tang Dynasty, I Can Boost My Cultivation

I originally intended to walk away quietly, but I was consumed by rage from the poison and had to say, author, what utter garbage have you written?

Nowadays, online novels rarely feature protagonists who are forced to make decisions. This protagonist, however, is first forced onto a sacrificial altar, then drugged and made to talk nonsense, and finally tied to the battlefield... After these three moves, I feel it's a bit too cruel.

The first two chapters were fine; I thought the protagonist had a cheat code, then he returned to the Taoist temple to study and master various rituals. After that, starting from the county town, he presided over family sacrifices, military affairs, and people's livelihoods, spreading his fame.

Many comments said it was toxic, so I wanted to see just how toxic it was. And it turns out, curiosity really is... Trusting the public's judgment is sometimes incredibly accurate. It was so toxic, so incredibly toxic! From the setting to the main and supporting characters to the plot, everything about it was toxic!

I watched it all on fast forward; it was so padded out, there wasn't much plot at all.

First, as any modern person knows, trouble often stems from careless words, problems often arise at the dinner table, and death often results from a casual first encounter. In ancient times, people could drink someone else's wine without a care in the world, fall asleep easily, and speak without restraint. They could even gossip about their roommates. I wonder which roommate would become friends with someone who speaks without thinking.

This book by the author is very good, but it's not suitable for everyone.

Excellent subject matter, but the author wrote it like garbage. The article is incoherent, chaotic, and disorderly. It's not just a matter of whether it's toxic or not; it's a collection of words churned out by someone rolling their face on a keyboard.

The beginning, with the sacrificial ceremony, was alright, but then the style suddenly changed, and it became completely incomprehensible. 😰😰😰

😒😒After reading the first two chapters, I thought it was a good book, but the more I read, the more speechless I became. My suggestion to the author is to go and see how other great authors write, instead of just writing whatever comes to mind. Goodbye!