Daoist Master, Daoist Master, Daoist Master
道长道长道长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 122k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
57Chapters
264Recommendations
28Fans
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It feels like watching a road trip. There are no superheroic characters in front of me, and the protagonist isn't superheroic either. The destination of the journey is Beijing.
Your description of a fox in human form being unable to defeat a tiger that hasn't yet developed intelligence is ridiculous. Did you leave things unexplained, or is there foreshadowing?
Hopefully, it can surpass its predecessors, rather than merely imitating a tiger and ending up with a cat.
It has the style of "Emperor's Domination," but lacks thrilling scenes; perhaps it's aiming for a more light and refreshing approach.
A replica of "I had no intention of becoming an immortal" (by the Three Flower Goddess).
Newbie here, eager to read on! Orz
Since it's the new book release period, keeping up with readership is crucial to whether I can continue writing. Good readership data will give me more motivation and confidence to keep going. So, if you think this book is acceptable, try to keep up with it during the new release period, and then wait until it's officially released before adding it to your reading list.
The first chapter was written too slowly.
It's well-written, so why aren't your grades good?
It's a pity, I actually felt it was quite well written.
Taoist priest, Taoist priest, Taoist priest, Where in the deep clouds can one find a fairyland?
Book title discussion
This is just my personal opinion; discussion is welcome. The first Taoist priest should be the protagonist, right? The second Taoist priest should be the "Chang" in "grown up". The third Taoist master should be the one who is long-lasting, right? I think the name is quite interesting.