
Master of the Fountain of Youth: The Path to Immortality Begins as a Daoist Novice
不老泉主:从道童开始长生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 158k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
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77Chapters
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Personal rant Everything else is fine, but that last pet in the picture made me want to vomit. First of all, all the resources it had to reach human form were given to it by the protagonist. What right does it have to be angry and blame the protagonist? Secondly, if the Green Ox hadn't transformed, there wouldn't have been so many people criticizing you. The fact that it transformed in the very first scene is a major blunder. Not only did it transform, but you also wrote something disgusting.
The beginning was quite good; I stayed up all night reading it. Then a cow came along, and it disgusted me. This cow ate the protagonist's things, used the protagonist's things, and then distanced itself from the protagonist and blamed him in every way. Wearing a collar means they've drifted apart, so be it.
Why is it always the same routine? They wipe out the whole family and run away after only a short time.
Having read it now, I have witnessed its potent toxicity. Its protagonist, though possessing only average talent and countless divine possessions, bears an irreconcilable and earth-shattering hatred, yet he is still inferior to others who achieve perfect enlightenment at 22. The protagonist himself reaches great success at 62 and forgets his hatred at 82. He is utterly unwise.
The sect seemed pretty good, but what did they write after they were wiped out?
I won't update my old book until it's finished, but I'll secretly start a new one 🙂
If this continues, it's probably not far from being abandoned. The low update frequency is bad enough, but the plot quality has plummeted in the last couple of days. First, a female lead inexplicably appeared (though under the guise of magical cultivation), then an enemy suddenly appeared, attacking head-on and causing a pet to switch hands.
I'm not optimistic about this. They say the protagonist will use his son's identity to start over, but he's just younger, not a completely different person. How do you know others won't be able to trace him back to Qingxu Palace? Even in modern times, with fingerprints and DNA, some people have experienced rejuvenation and can't even get an ID card. How much more so for a sect with such a long history, which might be able to directly lock onto the soul?
Several eunuch books have already been abandoned, so how far away can this one be?
What was the point of the last two chapters besides being disgusting? They drove most people away.