I Restored Ancient Books and Gained the Dao of Heaven

Tired of playing with corpses? Now they're turning to book collecting?

I quite like it, but there's one thing I don't understand: living next to what college and being attacked twice in a row. Isn't this country incredibly weak? And aren't these saints incredibly weak?

The author is clearly a dabbler; difficult passages appear out of nowhere, and the ancient style of singing is completely different from modern pop singing. They also like to revise classical poems, showing a serious editing addiction, unable to distinguish between level and obscure characters, and losing all charm. I wonder if they've ever heard Lao She's saying: "To change even one word of my work is to be a prostitute and a thief!"

I remember, reading your book improved your writing skills, and writing for several hours a day helped you exercise. It's a blessing for you, so it's perfectly reasonable to give money to thank your fellow readers, right?

It seems that these saints were not very useful within the Great Zhou territory. People from the Asura Realm came and went, and if it weren't for the protagonist, they wouldn't have been able to detect them at all.

It feels like this book is starting to veer towards copying poems and lyrics, which doesn't fit the theme at all and just becomes meaningless!

We've been talking nonsense for too long; I've stopped repairing books altogether.

I really hate reading books that constantly depict the killing of demons. There are good demons too; the author of this book who always portrays demons as evil is clearly up to no good.

It has its own style, and there's not a single uncomfortable feeling about it. 🙂 Not bad 😊

That so-called Six Buddhas, what a despicable person, approachable but not friendly. Don't try to portray such a person as both evil and innocent; it's a complete mismatch.