Reshaping the River of Time? History Has Become Myth!

Author, you can set the domestic practice as the path of "cultivating both body and mind" 🤓, and the Indian practice as the path of "chakra insight." The difference between the two is that the Indian practice has extremely strong mental power, enabling the use of supernatural abilities, but the physical body is not. 😁

The Tang Dynasty is known as the Holy Tang Dynasty, and it seems that it is better to take the Confucian system as the mainstream. The ranks are Xiucai (foundation building), Juren, and Jinshi (the stage of cultivating qi, corresponding to refining essence into qi, with a mortal body and literary qi that has the nature of breaking through laws).

That book set in the Tang Dynasty actually features a female protagonist who even has a harem, and the mastermind behind it all personally gets involved—that really lowers the overall quality.

Brothers, let's bump this post up!

The plot is a bit weak, lacking any proper main-person perspective and jumping around a lot. Characters even have to reveal their schemes directly to a group of people. The setting isn't particularly impressive, and the content feels like it's just following the outline—not even as interesting as the descriptions in the comments. The real-life storyline after the official release is also poor, too weak and lacking in sophistication; it wasn't as good as the original story before the release.

I feel like this book already fell apart during the "Eternal Mother" arc. It didn't balance Eastern and Western elements. Plus, the art style was off. Add to that the author abandoning the project, and even the best novel would flop.

Here's a small suggestion for the author: It's unnecessary for characters to reveal every plot detail themselves. Once or twice is fine, but too much of it feels contrived and like the characters are being used as tools. The official team could collect information from various sources, exchange information, piece together several possibilities, and then probe or directly inquire during…

You seem to have forgotten about the Ming Dynasty's imperial prisons, especially the Jinyiwei (Imperial Guards), which were particularly powerful and involved supernatural beings. The City God Temple was established during the Ming Dynasty, seizing authority over the underworld and creating a ghost realm.

You are the sky mender from the other side of the flying 🦌

I admire this kind of guy the most. You say he's dead? He hasn't updated for months! You say he's not dead? He updates occasionally!