The Great Dao Through the Heavens
诸天之通天大道
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 4y ago
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360Chapters
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61.3kFans
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Having read a few chapters, putting aside the plot and writing style, this should first and foremost be considered a wuxia fanfiction. Before writing, one should at least research the basic settings. Many things are wrong; for example, the claim that Zhu Yuanzhang was the leader of the Ming Cult after Zhang Wuji… that's clearly nonsense.
Many people have written fanfiction about *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, focusing solely on martial arts skills and omitting everything else. In the Ming Dynasty, only those with exceptional martial arts skills who could pass the imperial examinations were respected. Simply knowing martial arts was not enough to earn respect in that era.
Both the Huashan School's mental cultivation method and the fragments of the Nine Yin Manual are rare foundation-building mental cultivation methods in Taoism.
The plot is bland and uneventful, lacking any significant twists or turns. Then a princess appears later, exuding extreme poison. Does the protagonist just become unable to resist women?
This book isn't worth subscribing to. A fourth-rank official acts like a lone swordsman, and he doesn't even invite his master and mistress to his wedding. In ancient times, one should know the hierarchy of Heaven, Earth, Ruler, Parents, and Teacher; a master and father were on the same level.
The protagonist's IQ drops to zero when he sees a woman unable to walk. Shennong is dead, you guys continue.
The author is amazing! Knowing 1000 characters is enough to become a scholar.
Tian Boguang… since you've chosen the persona of a gentleman and the stance of the righteous path, don't emulate that rogue Linghu Chong. You're at least a scholar who passed the imperial examinations; associating with a lecherous rogue wanted by the court and despised by the martial arts world is seriously incongruous.
The two factions of Mount Hua were locked in internal strife, leaving only thatched huts on the mountain. What? Did their internal conflict escalate to the point of nuclear war? Did a large faction with thousands of members completely destroy its buildings?
First, the third-place scholar (探花) entered the Imperial Guard (锦衣卫), then the second-place scholar became a county magistrate, and now even the top scholar (状元) can marry the daughter of a prince. Did anyone even use their brains when writing about the imperial examinations?