The Chan Sect Has Golden Immortals
阐教有金仙
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 13y ago
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Um, after reading a few chapters, I see people kneeling down to thank their masters and senior masters at the drop of a hat. Kneeling during the apprenticeship ceremony is fine, but kneeling down to thank the master for bestowing a spell feels like flattery. How can someone like that attain the Great Dao?
I haven't watched it yet, but doesn't Yuanshi emphasize lineage and elite education when accepting disciples?
He claimed to have integrity, then he kneels ten times a minute. Where did his integrity go? He's like a dog, a lackey. So don't even bother talking about integrity in the first place; a lackey is a lackey. I read over ten chapters, and one minute he'd say the lightning contained basic information about the primordial world, but he didn't recognize a single thing. I couldn't continue reading.
The character Lingzhi is somewhat redundant in this article.
I'd advise against writing about Lingzhi recognizing her younger sister.
No wonder nobody's watching. A time-traveling character steals an opportunity, and it's even from Nuwa, the goddess! What, trying to get a piece of the pie during the creation of humanity? Besides, a disciple couldn't possibly get the gourd or enter the Purple Cloud Palace. Strength is paramount, and everyone has a chance to sense opportunities. What an ingrate! Stealing even their own ancestors' opportunities! They can't grow without stealing others' opportunities, huh?
In the Investiture of the Gods, when the Chan Sect holds a grand assembly, everyone simply bows and pays homage to Yuanshi Tianzun and Taishang Laojun; there's no kneeling involved. It's not an imperial society. Cultivating immortality is about cultivating freedom, and this author's constant use of kneeling and kowtows is truly disgusting.
It's alright. But the forced romance is disgusting. If it were Di Jun paired with Xi He, that would be acceptable. If it were Dong Wang Gong paired with Xi Wang Mu, I'd accept it! Xun Dao Zi, his name alone suggests he's destined to be without a woman, and yet they force it on him. 😐
The Ganoderma lucidum seems a bit redundant and useless; it only drags the protagonist down, and the protagonist doesn't seem to have much luck with women (judging from the name).
Knowing it's the primordial world, yet acting with the mindset of a mortal, it's quite comical.