This Daoist Doesn't Want to Be Famous
贫道不想成名
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 322k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
145Chapters
0Votes
288Recs
1.9kFans
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Reader comments 9
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Love songs have changed since childhood. Taoist priests sing love songs? Are you serious? Don't you think it's very inconsistent? From then on, I think you, the author, are ready to cut it.
Who is the heroine? I suggest Liu Yifei
The Taoist priest also has many things that he can't let go of, right?
When I first watched it, I felt a bit like a poor monk who doesn't want to be an actor, but he also has his own style. Come on.
After reading about seventy chapters, why does this villain you have chosen feel so awkward?
Become a Xiaoyang person
My bones all over my body hurt as if they were being pricked by needles. I had a persistent high fever. I really couldn't hold on anymore. I had to stop for a day and take a rest.
There are too many typos, can you be more serious? 🤣
Forget it, I haven't recovered from the last novel about cultivating immortals in the ancient times, and I don't like entertainment industry novels either.
Is this book like "The Poor Monk Doesn't Want to Be an Actor", focusing on acting without a female protagonist? However, the orthodox Taoist sect can marry, and the single heroine should also be able to do so.