This Heavenly Master Isn't Proper
这个天师不正经
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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486Chapters
19.1kRecommendations
296.7kFans
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It's not bad if you put aside the harem elements, but the harem elements are excessive, including female ghosts and zombies. If you don't like harem novels, you can skip this one.
What a ruthless person! He sleeps with zombies and female ghosts; he's a rare breed even on the entire Qidian platform.
Highly recommended. These days, the only things I look for in novels are the protagonist and the writing style. If I like the protagonist, I'm likely to like the plot and the actions he takes. The same goes for the writing style. No matter how good the story is, if the writing style doesn't suit my taste, I can't read it.
Why are there so many harem novels everywhere now?
The opening trope from twenty years ago: the protagonist is haunted by a female ghost and searches through all the Taoist priests, monks, and sorcerers, but can't recall his grandfather's belongings: a thousand-year-old peach wood sword, a supreme code of law, a beautiful ghost king, and a merit system. The protagonist is also a bit too clueless, like a silly goose!
As expected, the "golden three chapters" are a lie; even this trashy beginning can be considered a masterpiece. 6
The protagonist seems to have a brainstem deficiency; he lacks abilities yet acts recklessly. Even after being warned by Old Man Wang at the ghost market, he still goes astray. It's truly speechless.
Not a single character in the entire book has a decent IQ.
The world-building is fine, and the beginning is fine too, but why is the Ghost Market different...? It's written as... A brainless, feel-good novel + a funny, lighthearted story? Or is the protagonist supposed to be brainless, someone who dares to mess with anyone and fights on sight? The beginning is alright; whether you can win or not depends entirely on the author.
The author should be more meticulous in their writing; one minute the character is hanging, the next they're slitting their wrists. One minute it's 30 years since the spiritual energy revival, the next it's 40 years. It's getting a bit confusing.