The River God’s Quest for the Dao
河伯问道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 285k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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140Chapters
10.8kRecommendations
39.5kFans
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Finally, another good Shinto novel! Thank goodness! It seems to be well-written so far. Keep it up and update more often!
I was thinking that even though there's no River God element right now, wouldn't it be even more impressive to give the protagonist a River God from the entire universe? By the way, I've noticed that the author might be putting too much effort into the protagonist's skill cultivation. Although it's a plus, it's already so complicated at the ninth and eighth ranks.
I'd noticed it coming a long time ago. The book had some spark in the early stages, but once it entered human society, it gradually became too simplistic and vulgar. This was clearly a sign that the author lacked a clear outline or had insufficient control over the story.
I really don't know what to say about this. Chapter 140... I think you should just find a factory job.
I followed both books, and looking back at my previous comments, I'd consider myself a long-time reader. Both books ended poorly, and from any perspective, I think it's not a matter of time or other factors; it's purely a problem with the author. An author like that really doesn't deserve any hope.
Eunuch, Grand Eunuch of the Palace
Dead eunuch, dead eunuch, dead eunuch.
Wow, that's impressive! You cut off "River God's Proof of the Dao" and "River God's Inquiry into the Dao." You should probably shut down this account too; you've lost all credibility. You're a complete failure. Stop writing cultivation and fantasy novels; you probably don't even have an outline. I remember you were so confident at the beginning of "River God's Inquiry into the Dao" that you wouldn't cut it.
That makes so much sense! 😜
There's a separate chapter explaining this; you can take a look 🌙
Does the author have some misunderstanding about the River God? Only the head of the four major rivers can be called the River God, and he is the leader of freshwater, definitely not some insignificant River God.