
The Dao Saint's Path to Immortality
道圣仙途
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 715k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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197Chapters
2.8kRecommendations
2.1kFans
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So far, it's written alright. I just hope that some inexplicable and illogical characters won't appear later on.
It's very well written, but it's not popular. That's strange.
The author previously wrote a book called "Mysterious Holy Immortal," and this book supplements the story's background and tells the story of the rise of the background figure, Dao Sheng.
Keep writing, it's bound to become a hit!
The writing is very skillful; the author is awesome.
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This book is set in a simulator world, with realistic character portrayals and a well-developed world-building. The cultivation progress doesn't feel rushed or impatient; the sense of accomplishment builds gradually. The protagonist's goals are clear, and he isn't distracted by external desires.
I'd like to ask, is the protagonist a native or a time traveler?
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I initially followed the book closely, and I know the author wanted to portray reality realistically, but they've somewhat missed the point. The most important aspect of a simulation novel is the simulation itself. With such a long gap between simulations and infrequent updates, well, it's really hard to keep reading.
Why is no one paying attention to this? 😡 Give me two monthly tickets, give me a big boost!
It's well-written, a decent piece of writing for everyday reading.