ENTales of the Mortal World
细说红尘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
- 893 chapters
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To be honest, this book's writing style, pacing, and theme are better than *Lan Ke*, but its performance is not as good. I think part of the reason is that the protagonist has a kind of conflicted personality that clashes with the protagonist's role and the theme of Taoism in the book. It lacks the sense of worldly detachment and carefree spirit.
The Legend of the Celestial Master
It's snowing again. Inside a remote Taoist temple, a figure sat before an alchemy furnace, holding a yellowed book in his hand. "There's no mistake, there's no mistake. Something must be missing. Adding a little more of these medicines will definitely be fine." The figure was a young man of sixteen or seventeen.
Having read over four hundred chapters, I still don't understand Zhuo Qing's connection to immortality. Shi Sheng and He Xin endured countless hardships throughout their lives, relying on each other to cross the Yellow Springs River, and they truly had a karmic connection with Yi, which allowed them to cultivate immortality after reincarnation.
When I saw the storyline involving the prostitute, I felt that the author's plot could no longer be pieced together. To portray the prostitute's rebellious spirit, the author is forced to reveal her personal tragic experiences, but at the same time, he amplifies the flaws in his own fantastical narrative.
The author has never changed, not even from "Rotten Chessboard" to now. Therefore, I will delete any posts spreading rumors about a change of author. Those who persist in such serious and unforgiving behavior will be banned from speaking.
Having read nearly two hundred chapters, I'd like to share my thoughts, hoping the author will see this. I actually dislike writing styles that rely on past successes, but I couldn't resist my love for *Rotten Chessboard*, so I couldn't help but continue reading. Ji Yuan's cultivation progress is rather vague, more like a sense of sudden enlightenment and perfect accomplishment.
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[Going viral] The teahouses along the roadside were filled with people. Two or three shouts came from the street. Shaking a fan and striking the table with a gavel in front of people Dear readers, please listen carefully to the explanation. This land, through wind and rain, through the ages, mountains and rivers The beauty of swords and shadows has graced countless legends.
It feels inferior to "The Chess Master's Tale". It's too bland, lacking any dramatic twists and turns. Zhuo Qing's fate to become a fairy just because she's a woman? It's just like most male-oriented novels, where the men are either lackeys or stepping stones, and the women... Well, you know what I mean. It would have been better to just skip the romance altogether, like "The Chess Master's Tale".
The dragon-riding sable has been refined, yay!