I Guard the Gate of the Jie Sect
我在截教看大门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
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A Cure for a Reading Slump: There's Something for Everyone
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For Anyone Out of Books: All Above Average!
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Shocking, He Actually Did Something Like This.
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It suddenly occurred to me that the purpose of establishing a religion is to educate and enlighten; true power lies in guiding people to repay karmic debts. If you never accept anything, it makes you seem incompetent. Those with ability will not run away from reality, but will change it. Cultivating immortality requires great perseverance. As long as one can guide others towards goodness and repay karmic debts, those with great perseverance are still quite respectable.
Trying to create a system-based game in the primordial world, speechless.
All fantasy novels with built-in systems failed to become popular.
It's hard to believe this book is by Wan Jun; light novels really are still popular!
A common problem in prehistoric fantasy novels is the glorification of Tongtian (the Supreme Being), while other saints are portrayed as villains, especially the Primordial Celestial Venerable, who is a typical example of someone who suppresses his younger brother. Laozi (the Old Man) is portrayed as a cunning old man, and of course, there is also the mastermind behind the scenes, the irrational Grand Boss Hongjun Daozu.
The prehistoric world with a system will lose most of its readers. ... I'm seriously speechless. We're already at the prehistoric age, and they still bring in a system. Is this even interesting?
I'll just ask you one question: before you became an author, you were a reader. Could you even stand the books you read?
Seriously, I'm fed up. The more I watch this protagonist, the more disgusting he becomes. He gives off the feeling of using the Jie Sect as a front to benefit himself. I'm going to stay anonymous now; I'm already dead from poisoning.
Shocking! The top-tier second-generation cultivator of the Primordial Era, Duobao (the future Buddha), is actually fighting on equal terms with a zombie progenitor who is a lower realm below him.
I have a question I hope the author can explain. I've read over twenty chapters so far. The protagonist, due to "compensatory karma," blocks the creatures from landing on the island, knocking them away and injuring them without killing them. These creatures then devour a bunch of weaker creatures to heal their wounds. Does the protagonist not have to bear a portion of the increased "compensatory karma"? How is the karma of the creatures that died unjustly calculated?