The Otherworldly Life Assistant God

I've finally finished watching it. Let me leave this as a memento!

Many things that would be considered terribly tedious or unreadable in other books are actually quite enjoyable to read in this book... The Taoist priest was the first, and Shuiyu was the second. It's because I saw the Taoist priest's book first...

This book is not bad; the plot is acceptable and readable. The only downside is the excessive filler content—almost half of each chapter is nonsensical—which must be ignored.

I read part of this book and kept it ever since, not even knowing when I finished it, which is a real shame. If I continued reading, I felt I wouldn't remember the plot, but reading it from the beginning felt boring because everything seemed so familiar. Oh well, I guess it'll just remain in my memory. After all this time, I vaguely remember some of the plot and a line of dialogue: "Here we sail, the wind welcomes us, the water carries us."

It has depth, but it's too abstract. The attempt to blend Eastern culture with Western fantasy is well-intentioned, but perhaps it hasn't experienced real hardship. Although it has literary talent and cultural knowledge, what it writes always lacks a soul.

After searching for several days, I finally found a readable book, but it's from 2011...

I started reading it in 2014, and it's hard to believe so much time has passed. I feel a little lost; those days of rushing home after school to read a chapter or two on the computer are gone forever.

Back in 2014, I read Master Li's book and was struck by the phrase "pale yellow like a robe"! I used to read it on pirated websites, but now I've dutifully come back to read it directly from the Master. Not for any other reason than for the Master's advice on my path of spiritual practice!

A book of over two million words, written from 2011 to 2018, that's impressive!

The books I read in junior high school, I've already graduated from university... Congratulations!