The Invincible Daoist

🙂Just read the first chapter. The attacks from the game can't break through the floor, which reminds me of the demigod Rataen who had gravity magic and was killed by falling from a height while skipping class, hahaha.

Suddenly, for no apparent reason, I couldn't connect!

The Holy Mother Pig's feet are so great, haha.

The setting and writing style are both good, making it a decent read. However, the NPCs are too over-the-top, making the writing feel a bit awkward. This is a common problem with invincible protagonist stories; the invincibility and "unrestrained" nature highlight arrogance, while the principles of justice are merely background, used to cover up logical flaws.

The transitions between volumes feel disjointed. After finishing the first volume, the second volume felt like a completely different novel with no plot connection, which was quite baffling. The supernatural setting was written as fantasy, and the first volume already limited the protagonist, but the second volume adds even more restrictions, including amnesia. Sorry, I really can't continue reading; I'm out of here.

The beginning was inexplicable; I had absolutely no idea where the protagonist's Taoist supernatural powers came from, or what methods he used.

The plot is dull and uninteresting; there's no major poison, but constant minor ones. Haven't you killed tens of thousands of demons in the past few years? No reputation? You just casually give away good stuff even if it's useless to you? Don't say the righteous path is out of favor in this world, so you should cultivate it. I'm quitting after reading over forty chapters.

If the first volume was incredibly good, then the second volume was incredibly bad.

He's invincible from the start. What's the point of watching then?

This chapter is incomplete 😒😒😒