Why Is the Taoist Priest's Youthful Love Story Full of Evil Spirits?

This is the author's own work; you can refer to this for the altar depicted in the book.

Regarding the concept of "Tao," Confucianism has its own perspective, while Taoism has its own choices. Furthermore, Taoism and Taoism itself are completely different; the former is a religion, while the latter is a philosophy. Actually, I don't agree with the concept of a "Great Dao."

The work is alright; the author writes in a scholarly style that is first-rate; it's quite good. However, the female characters still need polishing. While there's improvement from the beginning to the end, there's still much room for improvement. The writing is a bit awkward.

Online novels are just entertainment products, providing emotional value! But why is it that he keeps getting humiliated and beaten up, seriously injuring people that others can't even do? There's no satisfying part! And the "youthful romance" aspect in the title is minimal. Don't go to extremes! If I really wanted to learn about Taoist culture, I wouldn't be doing it through a novel.

Although I knew the protagonist would rise to power later, I still couldn't continue reading after the first few dozen chapters. It felt too frustrating. Goodbye.

Using female characters as stand-ins for the anime is a major mistake. Some anime fans might be attracted by these stand-ins, but after reading a few more chapters, they'll realize that these female characters are purely stand-ins, and their behavior and thoughts are extremely out of character (OOC). Some readers might abandon the book because of this, as OOC is a huge liability for anime fans. 🙂

This is a very exciting and excellent work in the supernatural genre. But here's the problem: the synopsis gives me the impression that the protagonist is wielding his ancestral, repeatedly blessed machine gun, slaughtering monsters everywhere. In reality, it's a hardcore battle where every fight is extremely close and life-threatening. The modern weapon used to subdue monsters in the synopsis is purely for the sake of mentioning the theme.

This led to a gradual decrease in my drafts.

It's so annoying. It's always high-level matches where you can't win but you can't die either. Or you win but can only kill a clone, and then the next mission pops up, constantly pressuring the main character. It feels like evil gods are everywhere, and all the good gods have disappeared; it's unbelievable how society can remain stable.

I liked the premise, the content had some Taoist wisdom, and I also liked the theme of ghost fighting and romance. Unfortunately, the plot was terrible, the ghost fighting scenes were confusing and long-winded, giving me a headache. The worst part was that I lost twice in a row. It was all show and no substance, with a 0-5 record.