Ascending Through the Unorthodox Path: Helping Gongsun Ce Solve Cases
左道登神，从协助公孙策破案开始
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It is said to be unorthodox, but its practices are old-fashioned and its people are pedantic.
The cultivation methods and realm divisions are great, but I dislike the settings and restrictions. Merit accumulation is especially annoying, and the system of gaining lifespan by begging others is completely unnecessary. Killing demons, ghosts, and stealing lifespans is far more satisfying. Also, the Twelve Great Exorcisms should use cultivation methods instead of magic; all twelve must be eliminated. The later "Falling Horse Technique" and "Sunflower Manual" are fine.
The protagonist is just putting on an act for the sake of it; he's not really showing off, he's just pretending to be profoundly knowledgeable only to himself. Once or twice would be enough, but he maintains this throughout the entire book.
Shennong is here!
Overall, it was quite interesting to write, but I don't understand why the grades were so bad? Your novel is much more interesting than those written by L3 authors. If you persist in writing and reading what you write, you will succeed. 21 Monthly passes as an incentive
See introduction
The synopsis reminded me of the "Nine Arts to the Pinnacle" in the Book of Divination.
The world's logic is rather chaotic. The Yangshen realm is a mere imitation of Bao Zheng, and the chaos within the Ma family feels contrived. Is it about severing ties or valuing them? Can ghost immortals wreak havoc on each other's families? The beginning is well-written, gradually improving, but then it takes a turn and I don't know what to write next.
This book's categorization is suspected of being a case of misrepresentation.
The book is well-written, but it shouldn't be labeled a Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novel. The primary characteristic of Xianxia novels is that power resides within the author. This book sets the scene with the imperial court's dragon aura and the law suppressing the land; even a county magistrate possessing a trace of dragon aura can treat the Xianxia heroes like cattle and horses…
If the introduction only mentions practicing spells, where will you get the magical power to cast them?
Looking at his recent appearances, it seems like he's turning into a bald monk.
Has the author been penalized by the platform? ~Why are the traffic numbers so bad... Please don't cut it!