The False Dao
伪道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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591Chapters
40.9kRecommendations
34.5kFans
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The beginning was alright, but after the protagonist started dating the little girl from the first chapter, the entire writing style and art style changed. The protagonist's personality also completely changed. It wasn't a passive change caused by some kind of trauma; rather, the author blatantly altered it, turning it into a romance drama and a typical "Dragon Overlord" story.
The beginning was alright, but then it went crazy. It used the protagonist's hometown to threaten a high-level combatant. There were so many important figures, who was threatening whom?
Chapter 52: People from the Celestial Empire are causing trouble. If you have the power, why not just crush them? If you truly have the power to overthrow the dynasty, you can just kill whoever you don't like.
He was seriously poisoned.
I thought it was going to be lighthearted at first, but then it turned out to be seriously lacking in intelligence.
The first few dozen chapters were good, but the later ones weren't.
I've read four hundred chapters and still don't know the protagonist's cultivation level.
After reading about twenty chapters, I can say the book is just average, not terrible. In this type of book, the author handles the character relationships too simply, making the characters feel lifeless, and that's hard to remedy.
This is a story where the protagonist's IQ is like a child's; he's constantly trying to attract attention. I guess the author is a middle school student.
Generally speaking, older Chinese businessmen, especially younger ones, tend to believe in traditional, mystical practices like feng shui. Even many government officials are secretly superstitious. It's hard to believe that this old woman, with such a large business, wouldn't know or believe in this.