The Outcast: Sincerity Moves the Gods
一人之下：至诚感神
- Status
- Completed
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- 530k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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If you don't go astray, the book won't flop. Keep it up! A novel written by an individual should avoid a rigid system; it must be written as a traditional fantasy novel, focusing on cultivation, life experiences, and insights, with a touch of ethereal beauty—that would make it a masterpiece.
It's not this book, but my curiosity about a person from the Ming Dynasty era.
Well, this is just my personal opinion. Generally, stories set in the Ming Dynasty are quite strange. They all involve resistance against the "Little People" (a term for supernatural beings), but it's just about resisting the "Little People" and the non-supernatural beings offering some assistance, and that's it. No one actually causes trouble for the "Little People."
The nickname "Great Immortal of Great Harvest" foreshadowed a bad end for him.
Nice
Too few updates!
One page a day? Are you trying to stay healthy? Following this is really disrupting the flow; I need to take a break.
Wishing the author continued success in writing.
I read a story about a time-traveling protagonist, Li Muxuan, who developed the "Reversal of Eight Directions" technique, which involved rotating a magnetic field and completing a three-stage process from healing himself to healing others. It referenced other methods, such as the Yang God and the Three Corpses, and emphasized the idea of learning from others' experiences.
If you don't understand, just ask: with the protagonist's comprehension, after obtaining the Wuhou Qimen, will he be able to comprehend the Feng Hou Qimen on his own? Even if it's not as good as the original, it feels like it's at least four or five points similar.
Please continue reading
As the title suggests, please continue reading! Please continue reading! Please continue reading! Thank you, dear readers!
It's making me very uncomfortable.
Never mind, I'll save it up and watch it later.
Wishing the author continued success in their writing! 😁😁😁😁