Battle Through the Heavens: Meng Xiao of the Heavenly Sect
斗破之天宗晓梦
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 514k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Xiaomeng, why don't you transmigrate into cultivation novels like *Xian Ni*, *Zhe Tian*, or *Fan Ren Xiu Xian Zhuan*?
No, although I update a bit slowly, I shouldn't be associated with abandoning my work... I can't do anything about those novels being forcibly ended. Qidian blocked them for so long, and then suddenly released them—who remembers the plot anymore? π_π
The author probably just wanted to have some fun and then abandoned the project, right?
Tianzong Xiaomeng embodies the Taoist principles of tranquility and non-action, and is not a form of underworld cultivation; it is far too malevolent.
It's unclear what the protagonist's goal is, and the plot lacks logic.
If we went to the world of "The Great Ruler," and the protagonist and Little Fairy Doctor used elixirs to give birth to a daughter who belonged to both of them, then the protagonist's child would be the protagonist in "The Great Ruler," while Xiao Xiao would be the female lead. It would feel like the plot could then continue. 😍
I just finished reading a novel called "Bian Xiaomeng," where she married Zhang Liang and was poisoned.
This is a legendary nanny-themed article; it's truly a rare find!
Am I truly writing about Taoism, or am I just using Taoism as a guise to write about religion?
Shouldn't the Medusa part be changed? What does "good pregnancy" even mean? What kind of situation is considered good? If the protagonist couldn't change it, fine... But it's already been handed to them!