
I Have a Heavenly Book of Good and Evil
我有一卷善恶天书
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Feel free to offer any suggestions you may have, as long as they are reasonable and supported by evidence. I will accept them, but please refrain from using abusive language.
I subscribed specifically to comment on how to distinguish between good and evil. If someone saves another but then harms them, is that still considered good? Or, if someone is saved but then eats grains or livestock to survive, is that evil? Good and evil are relative, so there are no absolutes. Heaven and earth are ruthless, treating all things like straw dogs; before heaven and earth, there is neither good nor evil!
I think the protagonist is a hypocrite.
Seeking names of Dharma images, practices, and supernatural powers.
Come on, all you naming masters out there, when I got to the part about Dharma Image, I just couldn't come up with anything! Damn it! Common Buddhist avatars include: Acala (Fudō Myō-ō), Peacock King (Kō-yō), and Great Mighty Dragon (Mahāvai-nāma). What are the elements of Taoism?
To be honest, I feel like the protagonist has absolutely no plan. He just acts on a whim, making wishes based on whatever he sees without considering whether they're useful or worthwhile. With so many opportunities, shouldn't the protagonist be taking time to reflect and mature? Why keep throwing opportunities at him, using them to drive the plot forward?
Such a good novel, how come there's no idiom chain game? I'll go first: spirited and vigorous.
After entering the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths, it basically lost all connection with the book's title. The art style also became very strange. At first, it seemed to have the feel of a misty Jiangnan region, but suddenly it turned into a prehistoric fantasy novel. The fight scenes also became too chaotic. Goodbye, everyone, to the world of martial arts!
I haven't read this book yet, so I don't know how the author judges good and evil. Does committing evil deeds automatically make someone an evil person? Does the game require other races to adhere to human notions of good and evil? Is there a defined order? What are the protagonist's own moral standards? Are there opportunities for villains to repent or resolve their regrets?
Give the emperor some face. What ability does the protagonist's grandfather have to become prime minister? He just becomes prime minister without even asking. He bullies the emperor, acting like a doormat. Give the emperor some benefits. He's not called a sage for nothing. The protagonist's grandfather even tells him to hurry up and get married. They're cultivating immortality!
I bought this book at half price during a promotion on Qidian's "Famous Scenes" section. I thought I got a good deal, but the ancients were right: greed for small gains leads to big losses.