This Daoist Knows a Little Fistwork
贫道略通拳脚
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- Ongoing
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- 7.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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Qiyue's Reading List
How does fate begin? It springs from wonder! The sea of books is boundless, yet a single ladleful will do. Reading offers three distinct pleasures. [If you like the list, please like, save, or follow it.]
Underrated Gems and Niche Power Fantasies
This list focuses on feel-good stories, niche gems, and fan fiction. The more I read, the less I can get into overly complicated stories. These days, I just want to have fun and enjoy myself. Some books have left a lasting impression, so I figured I'd record them here. There's a mix of popular classics and quirky personal favorites.
Recommended by a Veteran Reader, Not for Beginners!
Recommended classics. I started reading novels at fifteen, and I'm forty-two this year, so that's nearly twenty-four years! From the Four Great Classical Novels to Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Wen Rui'an, from bookstores to web fiction... Reading is not just a pleasure; it also takes thought. Online novels are becoming increasingly childish and vulgar, and there are fewer and fewer classics... There are more and more garbage System stories!
Ti O Ni Ming Ming
Li Jinhong the Demon
Pretty Good Books
All kinds of styles, as long as they're good
My Reading List
Just saving books I've read and liked
Want to Know What I Like After Ten Years of Reading?
As a longtime reader, I think these books are original, thoughtfully written, and pretty good.
listenFeng's Library
Keeping track of good books I've read
Books I've Read! Worth Stocking Up On!
Most of these are books I've read myself and found easy to follow, with few or no major flaws. They're well worth a read.
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As long as you don't go on a journey as soon as you start to make progress, your results will generally not be too bad. Nine and a half out of ten Taoists go on a journey as soon as they reach a small peak, and they never come back. It's really ridiculous.
If there are ghosts and monsters, why don't officials have the protection of the dynasty's fortune?
Actually, the concept of merit is a really good brainwashing thing. Heaven and earth are ruthless, treating all things like straw dogs. How could there be such a thing as merit for doing good deeds?
Everything else is fine, but this mere wooden ring, even if it's made of lightning-struck wood, can it really withstand your hammering? You're a martial artist, so you must be strong. I bet it would crack after just two punches.
The flaws do not detract from the overall merits
The book's pacing is poor; the plot unfolds like a series of quests in an online game—completing one quest and immediately moving on to the next. The various dungeons are like traditional online game instances, one after another, making the pacing feel forced and awkward. Furthermore, the numerous typos and grammatical errors negatively impact the overall reading experience.
Reading 500 chapters in a day and a half is certainly satisfying, but the problem is that once one issue is resolved, there are no transitional chapters. Less than half a chapter is spent dealing with another event. It's tiring to read, even if it's not tiring to write. At least let the protagonist rest after each phase!
Very easy to use
Love comes from the Golden Light Mantra of Longhu Mountain—Lightning-struck Wooden Tiger
A rare masterpiece. Before chapter 240, leveling up and fighting monsters was incredibly satisfying. There were no flaws whatsoever, and the protagonist's intelligence was above average, making this a truly enjoyable read. It was practically the standard model for a satisfying read. After chapter 240, it started to change its flavor.
There are so many evil spirits and heretics in this place. It's a miracle that so many people can still survive. Shouldn't it be sparsely populated?
The book is good, the only one I paid for. It's just that the third realm has been held back for too long. Chapter 150 already showed the strength of the late second realm, and after over 500 chapters, it's still only the late second realm. The third realm seems a long way off.