
The Great Way of Pure Yang
纯阳大道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Some people deliberately ignore the fact that others' enlightenment and innovation are due to talent. In reality, without a broad perspective and the foundation of reading extensively, how can one apply knowledge to new situations? Putting aside other things, just look at the protagonist who only knows how to recite incantations but doesn't know how to read more books to understand one's true…
After a Half Day is a stallion story, it is also a stallion story that accepts all comers without any lower limit. To solve an evil problem for a rich family, the rich man gave him a dancing girl. The protagonist happily accepted it and then went to sleep to teach the magic. It was still his hard-earned golden finger skills. Is your brain sick or is it shit?
Well, book reviews are all from experts, each one incredibly picky. Personally, I think this book is still quite good, so I'm leaving this review for future readers' reference. This book is a classic fantasy novel with a fairly large and decent world-building. The protagonist has unparalleled luck (though I think the Nine Yang Fishing Drum is the biggest plot hole) and unmatched talent.
I thought this book was alright when I read it before, but now when I reread it, it seems illogical in many ways. The cultivation of Qi, opening meridians, and establishing the foundation all rely on external aids. I don't know if the later realms also depend on external aids, I can't remember. With this cultivation model, natural talent and comprehension are a joke.
Is there an unabridged version of this book? Because all the explicit content and plot points were removed. Have all the novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) abstained from sex? Not even the slightest hint of eroticism is allowed?
Yeah, book reviewers are all so demanding, they're all incredibly picky. Personally, I think this book is quite good, so I'm leaving this review for future readers' reference. This book is a classic fantasy novel with a fairly large and decent world-building. The protagonist has unparalleled luck (though I think the Nine Yang Fishing Drum is the biggest plot hole) and unmatched talent.
The villains are childish everywhere, and the conflicts are just "What are you looking at? What's it to you?" Level. It's perfect for light novels.
I still prefer the naive and silly Taoist boy from the beginning.
Why do I always feel a sense of disconnect while reading this book? It's not that the plot is disjointed, but the transitions in each chapter feel abrupt, making it difficult to read smoothly. The premise is quite good, but the writing style is not very good.
I thought it was a new book. Then I remembered, this book has 90% female characters, so I dropped it. The author's skill level wasn't bad to begin with, but I got tired of it after reading so many.