
Fellow Daoist, Please Wait
道友请留步
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 14y ago
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I quite liked the beginning, but everything went wrong from the start of the Investiture of the Gods. I read it as a lighthearted, enjoyable story at first, but then it became a tale of protagonist suffering. I only started reading because the ending, with its division of Buddhism and other such events, made me think the protagonist would be incredibly powerful. But alas...
This is just my personal feeling.
This book's premise of Shen Gongbao's rebirth is quite novel, making readers eager to see how a modern person's intervention in a prehistoric world will lead to unimaginable developments. This greatly attracts the reader's interest. However, the novel's frequent use of a mix of classical Chinese and modern vernacular feels somewhat pretentious.
Why did an 11-year-old novel make it into my daily reading list?
No matter how hard you plan to become a god, Jiejiao 12 Golden Immortals will be hanged and beaten, and the leader of the saint will be dismissed immediately. What will you do? No matter how you plan, the leader of the leader will be dismissed. Why don't you bite him?
Shen Gongbao accepts Liu Er as a disciple? Liu Er existed even during the time of the Daoist Ancestor's teachings. Even a pig would be more powerful than Shen Gongbao. Furthermore, are you joking about the Daoist Ancestor's teachings not being passed on to Liu Er? That one sentence is tantamount to incurring the wrath of Heaven and Earth for Liu Er. How dare you, Shen Gongbao, accept him?!
I really don't understand what the author was trying to write. On one hand, he keeps making mistakes by stealing cranes and hunting deer, yet he persists on the path to godhood. On the other hand, he's filled with resentment after being expelled. What exactly is the author trying to achieve?
Are you kidding me? Shen Gongbao is a demon in human form, and you're saying he's human?!
Shen Gongbao used to like Yunxiao, so why does he like Su Daji now? Ever since he rescued Su Daji from the Nine-Tailed Fox, the protagonist has become increasingly unlikable, and the writing has become increasingly weak, as if it wasn't written by the same person.
I heard that the protagonist of this book was cheated on. Is that true?
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What's going on? Wasn't it supposed to be free during the pandemic? I've flipped through all the books, and this one is the only one that's VIP and still charges a fee. Does the backend of this company want to quit?