Entering the Dao in My Twilight Years, Becoming a Saint in the Mortal World

The author seems to have traveled from ten years ago.

It's a very good book, but one issue is that the age setting is too old, and another is that it's illogical for someone who isn't even a physical mirror to amass a fortune. And gunpowder, a weapon of mass destruction, is even more far-fetched; they'd be dead long ago. Aside from these two points, it's flawless.

The beginning was so-so, but the end was much better. I guess many people were discouraged by the beginning, otherwise the score wouldn't be so low.

Lin Shaobai, going around in circles, drawing circles, jumping around...

It's super good. I rarely read about older characters because the protagonists are usually written in a way that doesn't match their own experiences, making them seem greasy and stupid. This one is great and comfortable to read, and the female lead is also very well-developed.

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All I can say is that the protagonist was too forgiving 😓

Zhaoning

I'll give you a time limit: ten seconds. If the reader can't understand exactly what the "golden finger" is within ten seconds, then it's not a good golden finger. Otherwise, they'll be completely confused.

There are so many stat allocations and panel settings like this now 😥