The River God’s Quest for the Dao

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Finally, there is another good Shinto novel. Fortunately, it seems to be well written so far. I must keep it up and update it more

I'm thinking that although there is no River God element now, wouldn't it be more beautiful if the River God's layout opens up the whole universe and the galaxy to the protagonist!? By the way, regarding the cultivation of the protagonist's skills, I found that the author may be too careful. Although it is a bonus, but now a ninth grade, eighth grade is so complicated. Later, when it comes to third, second and first grades, the author may have to spend more time on the structure. I hope the author will not have an accident because of this later. Also, I originally thought this book was about demons, but now it seems like it's about half and half. Although I'm a little disappointed, I suddenly felt that I could arrange a line for the protagonist to mediate the conflict between demons and humans. This should be very interesting. Doesn't the protagonist's Shinto go towards the way of heaven? The way of heaven is unkind, and it's okay to treat all things as stupid dogs. Since it is about Shinto, I think the author should start to think about how to slowly increase the divinity of the protagonist to suit his identity. Then I hope the author can better distinguish the levels of gods. When I saw Jinxi before, I always felt that gods were a bit cheap. They could write more about the advantages and power of innate gods, or there may be more powerful gods in the heaven. They only have projections and incarnations in the human world, but they are also very powerful. The most important thing is that it's not enough to read, please update it quickly? The production team's donkeys don't dare to be so slow! Hahaha, then again, the author's writing is still very good, the article style is quite good, and the violence is not that heavy. It feels just right. I have already ordered it. Come on, author! The above is just my opinion. You are welcome to discuss it. Ignore any comments, and spraying is not good for your health, so just read the book happily.

I've seen the signs a long time ago. This book was a bit clever in the early stage, but as soon as it entered human society, it gradually became white-cultured. This is obviously a sign that the author has no outline or lacks control.

You, I really don't know what to say. Chapter 140 I think you might as well find a job in a factory.

I have followed both books. If you look through the previous reviews, I can be considered an old book friend. Both books are unfinished. No matter from which aspect, I don't think it is due to time or other aspects. It is purely a human problem. Such an author is really not worthy of being expected at all.

Die eunuch, die eunuch, die eunuch.

What a show, He Bo got it right when he was enlightened, and he got it when he asked. You should also cut off your account. You no longer have any credibility. I'm going to throw you away. Don't write about cultivating immortals or Shinto literature. I'm afraid it doesn't even have an outline. I remember that in the beginning of this book, He Bo Wen Wen, I vowed that I couldn't cut it.

It makes so much sense😜

There is a single chapter description, you can take a look 🌙