The Immortal Gourd's Quest for the Dao
仙葫问道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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The author's writing is good, the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) setting is classic, and the pacing is good. But after rescuing a woman, it's like a completely different book, which is a real shame. I feel like many people were drawn in by this part of the story.
The only downside is that the protagonist is too weak; he can't even control his own pets. A new type of "useless" protagonist.
There's too much focus on the interaction with the pets, taking up at least 30% of the book. After that, there's not much left to do, and it doesn't contribute to the plot. It's okay for passing the time if you're reading it intermittently.
The protagonist, a simp, saved an old man; if it weren't for the beautiful woman, he wouldn't have done it at all.
Three key points of Xianxia novels
One immortal's path values private interests. Whether it's the Tao or an opportunity, it's something you can't share with others; it's yours alone. Journey to the West tells the story of how Patriarch Bodhi passed on a method to Sun Wukong to avoid the three calamities and six difficulties, and he warned him not to speak of it carelessly.
Why did the golden finger give the mink drink? Why did it give the woman drink?
The author can take a look when he has time.
Every mortal cultivating immortality has their own destiny. This is something every cultivator should know; only by concealing your strongest trump card can you go further. Do you understand the principle of not flaunting your wealth? Why do people dislike books with female protagonists? 1. Cultivating immortality ultimately boils down to achieving longevity.
The author directly took the female lead as his concubine.
If I just accept it, no one will call me a simp.
The protagonist relied entirely on luck and being kept by his wife to reach the Foundation Establishment stage. After reaching the Foundation Establishment stage, he had no proper source of income and relied entirely on the gifts of heaven.
Hiding here and there, how can you possibly hide anything? "A common man is innocent, but possessing a treasure is a crime." The protagonist is too weak; he can't just hide things as he pleases. This isn't a skill level panel. The cat is stronger than the protagonist, but it's only because it's not inherently violent, only stealing and not robbing.