The Outcast: This Taoist Has No Limits
一人之下：这个道士毫无下限
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 815k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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400Chapters
1.6kRecommendations
44.9kFans
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I like this vibe. I really dislike those transmigrated characters who want every kind of cultivation technique. The Golden Light Mantra and Thunder Technique from the Celestial Master's Mansion are already top-tier; why go to such lengths?
The main character's personality is a bit confusing.
After reading 20 chapters, their strength hasn't been explicitly stated, but so far they seem to have mastered Golden Light and Yang Five Thunders, slightly surpassing Zhang Lingyu. He hasn't practiced diligently enough, has a somewhat eccentric personality, and has absolutely no interest in the Eight Extraordinary Skills or the Celestial Master position...
I can't understand why the protagonist, who doesn't have any survival system and relies solely on his own talent, wouldn't work hard to cultivate? Any sane person in a one-man world would seize the opportunity and not make the most of it?
No bottom line? Does that mean they'll rape and plunder without any restraint? Is that really okay?
Of all the fanfictions of Under One Person, I think this one is the best. I also like the protagonist's personality the most. He is decisive, has a clear goal, and has a particularly strong sense of the big picture! What I like most is that when you encounter someone who deserves to die, regardless of whether they are a character from the original work, you will kill them.
It's quite well written.
This writing style doesn't seem like that of a newcomer. Is it really not an author's alternate account?
Is there no more updates? I was thinking of following it to the latest chapter because I thought it was pretty good, but it seems like there's no need now.
Please continue reading!
It's time to compete for the featured spot, everyone! Whether I can survive the featured period until the next round depends on you! Please keep reading! Please don't leave me hanging!
It's still readable so far, but in the chapters I'm currently reading, the author seems to be using the trope of the protagonist time-traveling to the Republican era, and then time-traveling back again. After all, older readers might find the protagonist familiar, like someone from a certain era.
It's well written, why is nobody here?