The Legend of Qin: I Went Astray in the Celestial Sect
秦时：我在天宗误入歧途
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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What does the protagonist want to do? Create a world within a world, a paradise on earth? You live in a feudal society, and you want to achieve intellectual liberation? It's not something you can achieve just by talking. Many people throughout history have had ideas, but how many have actually achieved liberation?
Don't fawn over Han Fei
Just don't fawn over Han Fei or praise him excessively. I don't like Han Fei from "The Legend of Qin"—he's glib and acts like he has everything under control. The world isn't lacking in talent; some people simply lack the conditions and opportunities to shine. Like Mo Yi, the most talented character in "The Legend of Qin," if he hadn't been discovered by his master, this person with the highest martial arts talent in Beili might have remained unknown and starved to death on the roadside.
Since you've chosen Taoism, there's no need to get involved in all this messy stuff, like taking on subordinates. The proper way to ascend to immortality is to simply enjoy life in the mortal world.
He's always hanging around a few women; it's getting a bit tiring to watch.
Looking back, it's clear the protagonist's objective wasn't clearly defined. The initial message was non-interference, but later they started interfering and meddling everywhere. Who do they think they are? Judging from the comments, they're trying to pull off some modern-day system? Good heavens, did they waste their political science lessons? They can't even understand the concepts of productive forces and relations of production?
The protagonist himself said he wouldn't interfere too much, but to me it seems like he interferes in everything.
Are you going to play Qin's nanny again? It's all the same old thing. We don't need another one like yours. "The Way of Nature" isn't about you becoming a nanny. And you'd better not become Han Fei's nanny either. I'm really tired of these nanny roles. If the protagonist became emperor and unified the country himself, I'd have a much higher opinion of him.
The protagonist rarely speaks human language; whenever he does, he acts profound and mysterious, as if it makes him seem incredibly cool.
He can't write without women in his stories. The plot revolves entirely around female characters, and the male lead only flirts with them without ever reciprocating.
The early installments of Qin's Moon were alright, but lately they've all been using the Qin's Moon theme to embellish Liu Bei's stories! Where did this come from? Is this still the Wuxia (martial arts) section? I don't know how to tell from the synopsis, it seems to be a single female lead?