One Man's Daoist Sect

**Purifying Mantra:** Supreme Lord of the Stars, ever responsive. Expel evil and bind demons, protect life and body. Wisdom is clear and bright, mind and spirit at peace. The three souls are eternal, the vital spirit undiminished. So be it! **Mouth Cleansing Mantra:** Danzhu, the Mouth God, expel filth and cleanse. Tongue God, Zhenglun, nourish life and spirit.

Having read up to chapter 253, I couldn't take it anymore and decided to abandon the story. I'm writing this post to help others understand. At the beginning, it seemed to have no major problems; the plot, writing style, and logic were all quite good.

Although Uncle Ying lived in the Dharma-ending Age, he had more magical abilities than the protagonist.

I couldn't continue after chapter 70-something; the title is too grandiose. The entire beginning and development feel petty and small-minded. Does a lowly, insignificant official's son really need to waste time and energy padding the story? Couldn't he use that time for something else? Writing like this will drive all the readers away.

Chapter 256 says that the mainstream school of thought suppresses miscellaneous schools of thought, but the people and theories of the mainstream school of thought are nowhere to be seen, creating contradictions out of thin air.

I've read books for over ten years without ever writing a review, but this time I couldn't resist. The plot and logic are decent, but I can't agree with the values ​​presented. The author seems to believe that as long as one is powerful, even if the entire world collapses, the eggs will remain intact. The protagonist, while supposedly pursuing the Dao, completely lacks its integrity and becomes utterly selfish. He doesn't care if everyone around him dies, as long as they don't become a burden.

You knew it was melodramatic, yet you still wrote it? Are you deliberately trying to disgust me?

As a member of the Taoist sect, I feel this is somewhat insulting to the sect... That relative's disciple would be watchable if he weren't such a brat, it's a standard show-off and face-slapping stunt... Brats are annoying even in modern times... This kid feels like a modern, poorly educated brat who transmigrated! He doesn't resemble an ancient rural kid at all!

The Taoist sect? When will they find a mountain to establish their own sect? It feels like there's no main storyline; it's just been stuck in a small country and a small city. And you're not really a polymath... Besides, are Golden Core cultivators really that weak? The only benefit they get is increased lifespan.

Lacking a proper storyline, eight out of ten chapters are just the author rambling on and on, spouting off some self-righteous moralizing. It's like a game developer introducing their software, endlessly explaining how great this code is and how great that code is. Players want the experience of playing the game; whether a game is fun or not doesn't depend on understanding your boring code. 👌😡