The Wayfarer of Illusions
幻世道主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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342Chapters
19.4kRecommendations
36.2kFans
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If you think the book is good and have the opportunity, I hope everyone will read it. Thank you.
The setting and the writing style are both good, but it just doesn't feel right; in short, it's bland. The author has mentioned the setting many times, but in my opinion, the biggest problem with this book is that it doesn't motivate readers. There are no ups and downs; it's just too bland.
There are worldly partners and spiritual partners, so wouldn't female cultivators have to have two husbands...? That would be so awkward.
Let me tell you why your grades are bad. The writing and story setting of the novel are not bad, so the problem is, in my opinion, that it is not realistic. 1. The protagonist is not relatable enough: This is a common problem in genius novels. Geniuses are too far removed from ordinary people, making them difficult to address.
I was thinking of just unsubscribing, but then I realized I've been following this series all along, and it wouldn't feel right to just leave quietly. I've been following this book since its previous one, *Ten Thousand Laws*, because it was recommended by a certain author. However, it took a long break due to health reasons.
I guess the protagonist's father's legacy was passed down to the protagonist's older sister.
All I can say is that Shennong has been poisoned to death.
The plot is based on assumptions, and the characters are like stationery figures, just something someone uses to play house.
After reading seven chapters, the author's idea is quite good. Instead of writing about spiritual roots, they're writing about mystic crystals. You need to obtain mystic crystals to cultivate, and how do you obtain them? Through the college entrance exam! You take the exam, and if you pass, the government gives you a reward. It's quite interesting. I can't say more, but if you understand the human species, you'll understand. Hmm, how should I put it? Next time, let me get rich first.
The first eunuch-themed book I read was Fang Xiang's "Five Elements Heaven", the second was Gu Zhenren's "Gu Zhenren", the third was "All Laws Without Blame", and the fourth was "The Daoist Master of the Illusory World".