
My Daoist Heart Is Unsteady? No, My Original Aspiration Has Never Changed
道心不稳?不,贫道初心一直不变
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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The book was originally titled "A Group of Daoist Companions," but for some reasons that cannot be stated, it was changed to its current title.
They even deal with rats, that's disgusting, I'm not watching anymore.
This book encourages minors to marry and have children; it has been reported to the relevant authorities. 🙂
I'm a bit confused. Even though Tianpeng (the protagonist) in the Earthly Immortal Realm was reincarnated as a pig, he's still short of money, which lowers his status as a deity. Mortals know how to mine, but immortals don't 🙂. Also, the protagonist can use the money he has in the mortal realm in the Earthly Immortal Realm. There are too many loopholes.
If the protagonist is to be a Taoist patriarch, his character shouldn't be too depraved, even if it's not exceptionally noble. He seems like a reincarnated thug, full of immoral and depraved thoughts. The writing is good, but the content is garbage.
The protagonist was saddened for a moment after his master and senior brother died, but a few minutes later he was thinking about women again. Sigh. The author's values need improvement.
Should I write about demon slaying or just create a harem and change the name altogether?
I don't understand why the protagonist doesn't dislike the Daolusi at all. The protagonist's elders died indirectly because of the Daolusi, and they even came to arrest the protagonist at night before. He knew that the emperor had given him an official position.
Everything else was fine, but the treatment of the three female cousins was a bit too much. The treatment they received in this family was something even younger sisters in normal families would find difficult. After all, this was the family of the uncle who had abandoned the young protagonist in his time of need. It was already good enough that they weren't hostile towards them.
I am Shennong, and this is a lighthearted read. The author has good pacing, and the protagonist doesn't lack intelligence; it's not a mindless overpowered protagonist story. Those who enjoy light reading can check it out. The protagonist can even see through the plot holes set by others. It depicts an ordinary person with a cheat code who transmigrates to the Dream of the Red Chamber.