A Sparrow Seeks the Dao
麻雀问道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 377k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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168Chapters
906Recommendations
85Fans
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If the author has ever been a sparrow, then you should write about it.
I read six or seven chapters.
A fantasy novel should have a demonic language. This protagonist is dressed as a sparrow, speaking human language. How can the protagonist's cultivation level be described using human terms? You're calling this evil serpent a Qi Core cultivator! And what about the demon market?
The ancient ferocious bird, the Sky-Swallowing Sparrow, is quite good.
No wonder nobody's watching. You're not about to die, why are you in such a hurry? You just go on an adventure because the Black Serpent tells you to? And does he really keep his promise afterward? Besides, why are you even looking for him? Are you afraid of dying too late? And what's with the title, "Immortal"? There are too many things to complain about, I don't even know what to say.
Not bad, not bad, just too little.
The writing is sloppy, riddled with errors, and has a petty, narrow feel.
The novel is good and suits my taste. I just finished reading the currently updated chapter 74. 😋
You've caught up to the latest chapter in one go, not bad! Keep it up!
It's not very good, a bit toxic; the protagonist exudes a clear-eyed stupidity.
I previously read a short story about the Great Cataclysm of the Primordial Dragon and Han Dynasties, where three races stood in a tripartite balance. The protagonist, a little crow, was enlightened by the powerful phoenix, and ultimately his bloodline reverted to its ancestral origins, tracing back to the Vermilion Bird bloodline. The story then follows his experience of thoroughly dominating the phoenix.