The Outcast: Ten Thousand Ways of the Dao

Having read five chapters, to be objective, the protagonist is a transmigrator who transmigrates into the body of an infant. His grandfather died at birth, and while he's a good student, he's sickly. Around eighteen, he dreams of a weasel, and after telling his grandmother, he learns that his grandfather killed the weasel's grandson, thus ensuring his family line would end.

Two points. First, do you even know Zhang Lingyu and Xia He? Why are you meddling in their private affairs instead of practicing your own cultivation? What business is it of yours how they get along? Second, after becoming Guan Shihua's disciple, with Hu San Taiye watching over him, he went to work as a worthless intern at a company and almost got killed.

Does the protagonist really enjoy meddling in other people's business? Why would he do something so thankless? Is he out of his mind? Is Zhang Lingyu the protagonist's adopted father?

This is a bit outrageous. Adding a triple rebirth technique is bad enough, but then there's the Golden Light Mantra. Their greed is appalling. And then there's thunder magic—that's something only those with the Heavenly Master inheritance qualification can learn. They're going to teach it to an outsider? Even with the protagonist's halo being too overpowered, it still makes people uncomfortable.

I left as soon as I saw the matchmaking attempt between Zhang Lingyu and her boyfriend. Then I ran into a fortune teller who said, "I have no ill intentions towards you." Whether it's true or not, a stranger saying that to me doesn't seem like a good person.

See, five chapters didn't suit my taste, so I'm going to give up.

Not good at all. The plot is about to start, and what's the protagonist doing? He broke through and then spent a year in seclusion? Huh? What kind of stupid move is that? What did he do all year? Play around, huh? Just waiting to be killed by the Spirit Binding Technique?

As soon as I saw the words "shamanic practitioner," I knew this book was garbage.

It's strange, it's the kind of protagonist whose personality is unlikable and whose actions are disorganized.

Honestly, he deserves to be criticized. For 18 years, he's been tormented by spirits and monsters. Forget about seeking cultivation techniques or magic; couldn't he at least have used the guise of a Northeasterner to visit places like Longhu Mountain, Wudang Mountain, and Quanzhen Temple? Or at the very least, could he have used the pretext of knowing Guan Shihua to seek the Dao?