
The Righteous Do Not Seize Fate: Light on Wealth, Building Homes, Nurturing Companions, and Attaining the Dao
正士不夺缘法轻财造地育侣建成道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 604k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Anime-Inspired Fiction, Mostly Fanfiction
Half the novels on this list have bitten the dust. So sad 〒_〒. Hopefully they’ll be available again someday... Please don’t send flowers, please don’t send flowers, please don’t send flowers. What a waste _(:з"∠)_ Save your coins for subscriptions and tipping instead. I just have to vent about something. Lately I’ve been reading Naruto fan fiction, and there are all these people popping up in chapter discussions and comment sections, claiming that Minato Namikaze was a commoner with no surname
Sci-Fi Fan Fiction, Mystery and Detective Fiction, Cultivation, and Sandbox Worldbuilding
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The part where the daughter is kidnapped is really awful. They say the bedroom is the safest place, and then the daughter is kidnapped in no time. Also, did the author forget this part? Just two chapters ago, the protagonist knew the enemy would bring reinforcements, and even though they knew it wouldn't be just one person, they didn't activate the bedroom's security.
Honestly, most of the domestic novels about cultivating immortality and Taoism are actually about cultivating demonic paths. Almost all the protagonists deserve to die, having committed countless acts of arson, murder, and robbery.
I've read the whole thing and it's well-written, but why are all the people close to me women? It makes me angry and cold. When will we men be able to stand up for ourselves?
I haven't read it yet. I read the author's previous book. If this one is good but no one is reading it, it must be a problem with the title.
I started following the author's previous book, *White Ring Douluo*. The two books have a similar style, and I've always liked the author's refreshing style (with creative and satisfying moments). The values are quite positive, and the protagonist is intelligent and emotionally intelligent, without indiscriminately introducing harem elements or demonizing or demoting other characters. I hope the author maintains this style; I will continue to support them! 😆
Um, I don't quite understand this book title. 😥😥
Indeed, the author's book is quite close to traditional or Taoist mythology. Cultivating the Tao is about virtue; those who cultivate the Tao value virtue above all else. How can someone without fortune and virtue be worthy of cultivating the Tao? How can they be worthy of becoming an immortal? They'd be better off with a liar.
I've noticed the author has a strong fondness for extremely melodramatic and outdated plot devices.
If you can't continue writing, don't write. The kidnapping of my daughter is too cruel. Originally, Tian Yuan's life was quite good. He had a daughter and a pet, and what happened? He took his daughter to school. Haha, studying in the era of cultivating immortality... You think those people who teach and nurture others are good? I was suddenly poisoned, without any warning.
The more I think about it, the angrier I get. The author made this plot point so dramatic, and then suddenly the enemy storms in. Was this just meant to annoy me?! Ughhhhh! I'm totally losing it!