
There Should Be More Daoist Companions
道侣不该这么少
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 15h ago
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710Chapters
102Monthly votes
11.3kRecommendations
75kFans
14 ch/weekPace
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A marriage certificate, a supreme innate treasure? What idiot came up with that? Does that mean if they divorce, they'll lose half their cultivation? 🤨🤨🤨
I gave up before finishing the free chapters.
The reason, like the book's title, is that "there shouldn't be so few Daoist partners." In twenty years, you've only had two Daoist partners. Even if you had one concubine a year, you should have twenty by now! To suppress the quantity, you actually used the excuse that magic weapons grow too slowly? You're such a clickbaiter! The author, Ri Li Liang, is a liar!
Seeing over 20 Nascent Soul cultivators blocked by a gate made of ordinary iron by mortals for more than 10 minutes was truly unbearable. Did the author portray the cultivators in this book as too weak? It's laughable that a mid-stage Nascent Soul cultivator couldn't even defend against an automatic rifle.
Cut it. Marriage certificates are also used as a meme. The fact that many people don't get married doesn't mean they don't respect marriage.
Everything else is fine, but the main character touching his nose is just so unbearable, isn't it? He just has to touch his nose.
Driving was only briefly mentioned, or even omitted entirely.
Honestly, this is the first time I've seen such a proper harem novel. There's absolutely no explicit sexual content; it's all about what happens after one night, or a year later. It's pretty ridiculous.
The viewing experience is terrible.
Taking concubines at the beginning is too blatant and makes the characters less believable. It would be better to be more subtle. With lifespan coming to an end, one might want to live a carefree life but also worry about leaving behind a mess. Twenty years of companionship could end in a single day, which might actually be a way to survive a desperate situation.
The work makes the author seem immature.
Frog Fun, is the author still updating it? I suddenly felt like searching through all the books I'd read before.
I haven't seen such a disgusting sect in a long time. Just because someone's lifespan is almost over, you first suppress the protagonist to a place where cultivation is a waste of time, then send the protagonist out to die. Finally, the protagonist has to hand over all their cultivation techniques and magical treasures. Why? Because someone with low cultivation and a short lifespan is unworthy of their position; even the sect members themselves are fighting over them.