The Taoist Who Emerged from the Abyss

Does anyone know the author's new pseudonym?

I can't tell they're Taoist priests at all! They look like they're using martial arts; there's no Taoist magic, no immortal techniques, just all sorts of brute force, and a distorted version of Taoist and immortal techniques.

It is different from the trapezoid described.

Instead of just first name + last name

This book is really good, I genuinely think so.

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The story of an individual with abilities from an Eastern fantasy/martial arts tradition transmigrating to the West has been used by several authors before, but few have written it well. Some were abandoned altogether, while others couldn't manage the plot. Best wishes to the author for a successful story! The author seems quite rational, not completely rejecting the Western power structure, but rather gradually exploring it through struggle.

The most dreaded thing about reading novels is the classical Chinese text. I didn't study Chinese well when I was a child, so I had to read novels that were simple and easy to understand. Fortunately, the author's writing was not too difficult to comprehend. It seems like they have some skill.

The male protagonist is still somewhat kind; nowadays, the more evil he is, the more interesting he becomes. But that's fine too; it's already pretty good. The most important thing is to maintain this writing style.