
I Seek the Supreme Way in the Mortal World
我于人间求太上
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 184k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Having studied the Tao Te Ching, I'm still just an ordinary person. My thoughts and mindset haven't improved at all. I sigh every now and then, and I don't explore the essence of all things. I lack planning in my actions, and even when I do plan, I look worried and need affirmation and summaries from others. I deserve to fail.
The synopsis made the concept seem interesting, but after reading it, it just felt awkward and superficial, lacking any real depth.
You wrote "Stone Monkey" too, right? You quietly abandoned it and then came here with a pseudonym to start a new book.
In my brief opinion, the writing style is somewhat inadequate for the subject matter and doesn't quite handle the content. If the author had approached this book as a practice exercise, it might have been completed, allowing for continuous improvement. However, if the author aimed for profit and popularity, this book is destined to be abandoned.
Sigh, I really don't understand. This is your book, and we are all your readers. If you can't continue writing or don't want to write anymore, why don't you just say so? You're treating your own work like trash; you shouldn't write anymore.
As expected, it was abandoned. Just as expected, the author aimed for a phenomenal first-day subscription, followed by tens of thousands of subscriptions; mediocre results were beneath them.
Seriously? Author, you just released your book and then abandoned it? It's been three days and you haven't said a word. I'm never reading your books again.
I came from Pei Tugou, so I'll save this for later. Keep up the good work, author!
It gives the feeling that skyscrapers rise out of the air without a foundation, and the author is out of touch with reality.
Holy crap, now I have to check the last update time before reading a book. I only found out at the very end that it's another one that's been abandoned without a trace.