
Call Me the Ancestor of the Great Dao
请叫我大道祖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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562Chapters
41.7kRecommendations
182.4kFans
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Too upright. The protagonist's image is too upright, giving off an overly hypocritical and fake feeling.
The protagonist is described as decisive, mature, calm, and exceptionally perceptive. How did he end up being tricked into going to Myanmar?
You wrote about Qi Refining Level 1 like it was a world war, but how do you write about Foundation Establishment and Core Formation like it's a cosmic war?
Is it really considered fast-paced to be only at Foundation Establishment stage after nearly 300 chapters?
I don't know what you guys think, but this guy isn't just vindictive anymore. He'll fight at the drop of a hat, thinking that if he kills everyone in front of him, he'll be the best in the world. Is he a demon? Maybe. I've read that people say being willful and reckless is demonic, doing whatever you want is demonic. This guy is a bit different. I think he's not only a demon, but also a bit evil.
The main character is not given any time to develop.
The pacing is too tight; the main character can't develop properly, and the story can't continue in the later stages.
Invincible
I especially love the author's protagonist's absolute dominance at the same level, where no one in his class can rival him. (From "Killing You Until You Despair at the Same Stage")
The novel is filled with killing, but the imagery is quite vivid, and the writing is excellent. There are truly no good people in this book; regardless of the reason, whether passively or actively, every supporting character has a grudge against the protagonist.
The protagonist of this book has a very strong and intense personality, and I can't understand the villain's thought process either.
Hurry up, I want to see the cultivators of the Great Yuan Dynasty use their positions to transfer the protagonist away from the Dao Academy and launch a massive siege, with powerful beings three levels higher casually crushing the protagonist! The tallest tree in the forest is bound to be felled by the wind!