Seeking the Dao Through a Corpse
尸身寻道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Didn't you write all of this? Why are you acting like an outsider?
Strange…
Let me share some of my thoughts on this book. I was drawn to this book by its unconventional opening. With a protagonist who has a body similar to that of a zombie, how many novel stories could there be to tell! But at this point, I was disappointed, or rather, the subsequent plot didn't meet my expectations.
Announcement regarding the title of this book
Dear readers, due to the extremely poor performance of this book, which has even prevented me from receiving full attendance bonuses this month, I have made a careful decision: Change the book title! The original title of this book was: The Way of the Corpse. It was rejected during the review process. Upon inspection: "Hey! You think I can't tell?
After reading it, I felt the premise was good, but I always felt the novel was missing something, something just didn't feel right. So, I'll just offer my suggestions: I suggest the author describe the expressions and demeanor of both the main and supporting characters.
Is this a harem anime? I don't really like harem anime. Can any experts answer this?
To be rational, the subject matter is novel, but it also has many flaws. The book's peak is arguably the part where the protagonist kills his wife to prove his Dao, at which point the main plot becomes clear and the protagonist's goal is well-defined. The flaws are mainly twofold.
This chapter is absolutely toxic. How can someone so universally condemned as the art of possession be so easily passed on? That old Taoist priest giving it to him was absurd enough, but for the protagonist to so carelessly pass it on to this woman is utterly outrageous—he's practically courting death.
This woman is absolutely disgusting. It certainly created a selfish and self-serving character, which was successful but also made people feel very angry.
How is this book? Does the main character have any intelligence?
I didn't even want to come here to complain, but seeing the author still making excuses... What premise is this? The protagonist is betrayed and becomes a vengeful ghost, so why is the author so tolerant of Zheng Bing, who betrayed him? The ending is inconsistent and nonsensical. I won't let you run rampant. At least you should be clear about right and wrong.