The Daoist Palace Game
道宫游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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560Chapters
8.5kRecommendations
34kFans
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This is my first time reading "The Legend of Shennong." The original version seemed like a slow burn, gradually building up to a point that was quite interesting. However, in chapter 85, the Dao Palace is constantly described as incredibly powerful. Yet, a piece of extraterrestrial flesh from a beginner world is beyond their control.
It's not that the protagonist can't suffer setbacks.
However, it's really hard to believe that the protagonist would suffer a setback in the very first instance. If it's well-written, it's understandable, but if it's poorly written, it's like a promising start but an anticlimactic ending. The most outrageous part is the portrayal of the Dao Palace as incredibly powerful, completely controlling the small world.
It's a long, rambling piece of writing that fails to even clearly establish the setting; it's just the author's own wild imagination.
160-120=30, That's what the author taught.
These comments are all from trolls. I've been reading books for over ten years, and this is worth a look.
The start was okay, but the first dungeon was a complete disaster.
I suspect many people were disgusted by the first chapter. After all, it's the first chapter, and regardless of the genre, there should at least be a minor climax. Instead, it ended abruptly, with no improvement in cultivation level, no advancement in skills, and the protagonist's mentality was utterly pathetic.
Hey, you've gone off-topic. The Dao Palace is the observer of the Dao. Change is the Dao, and change is the way out. You're using the original enhancement path to deal with the present situation. Aren't you going to ruin it? Look at Li Muxuan and Lu Jin from Under One Person. Finding a way out is the greatest talent of a cultivator. Stepping out of the original enhancement path is more suitable for the protagonist.
It took several times the resources of an ordinary cultivator, and not only could one not advance beyond their level, but one also couldn't defeat someone of the same level, which is a bit of a waste of resources.
This guy likes to write about eunuch protagonists, while the supporting characters are all Casanovas with harems. I don't know what his mentality is.
They're cultivating immortality and still sleeping in a dormitory? Are you kidding me?