Daoist Attainment

I've been reading for over ten years, and among the early cultivation novels are masterpieces like *The Journey of the Immortal God* and *Zhu Xian*. However, after finishing the first two, I haven't read many more in the genre. Then, online literature proliferated, making it truly difficult to find a good book among the vast sea of ​​options.

This book is impeccable in terms of writing style, the author's literary cultivation, and the attitude towards creation. Personally, I feel the only reason for the low subscription rate is because the book's attitude is too pessimistic and doesn't quite align with the spirit and mindset of modern people.

It's quite a masterpiece; it has a traditional Chinese style and doesn't fall into the trap of being a typical game focused on leveling up and training.

The crane symbolizes ascension to heaven, and the boat symbolizes the merit of ferrying people across the river. The author's pen name reflects this, as does his writing. Reading it yields many insights. The protagonist acts with a transcendent attitude towards worldly affairs, truly embodying the Bodhisattva path of self-salvation and helping others, awakening oneself and others. I hope the author will continue in this way!

I'm absolutely certain this author has practiced Taoism, and it's an evil one at that! I'd believe it if you told me he was a member of the White Lotus Sect!

This book feels illogical, with incoherent sentences. There's a section that says the senior disciple couldn't enter the Dao because his learning was too advanced, the reason being that Cangjie misinterpreted the true meaning of the characters. Yet, the protagonist's magical attire is made using Cangjie's characters, and the scriptures are written in Cangjie's style. It's ridiculous.

Well, this book is best suited to a specific audience, and the target audience is likely a very small minority. The author has a profound and unique understanding of Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. If you are interested in spiritual cultivation, sermons, and related scriptures, this book is suitable for you. If you simply enjoy online fantasy novels, this book might not be suitable for you.

For me, aside from the last few chapters, the rest were very beneficial. The later chapters, however, didn't really discuss the book or its underlying principles; I don't know what the author was thinking. The beginning was excellent, but the ending felt like a completely different person. It was simply disgusting. What does "those who don't like it, please leave" even mean?

Unfortunately, it was left unfinished. 🔪

To me, this is a divine book! The language is beautiful, and the words convey life lessons. I'm truly afraid the author will give up because no one will subscribe. I can only tell the author, even if few people read it, you must finish it! It's your magnificent creation!