The Great Dream of Dao Arts

Can the author really interpret dreams? I need a dream interpretation.

Highly recommend this book! The story structure and plot are excellent, especially the character development and descriptions! The only drawback is that, possibly due to piracy and the use of pinyin, there are some typos. Fortunately, it doesn't affect reading! Also, some chapters are censored due to taboos! The most exciting parts are the struggle between Su Xing and the Yin people, and the numerous love stories of the women—they're fantastic! It's arguably more exciting than most highly-rated novels!

The theme is novel and the dream interpretation is very interesting. The structure is grand and the writing is fluent. In particular, the descriptions of love are vivid, touching and moving.

The theme is novel, the romance is beautifully written, the plot is exciting, the villain is awesome, and the protagonist is even more awesome.

The protagonist could have taken precautions beforehand, but he inexplicably fails at everything. Despite his abilities, he's too soft-hearted and nearly gets NTR'd multiple times, and he's not entirely a virgin. The male lead is also easily manipulated by attractive women. The plot is too fast-paced; one event ends and another begins immediately. Just when you kill a boss, an old enemy becomes the new boss through some strange encounter. Those around him constantly suffer. No matter how strong they are, if they're close to the protagonist, they're bound to be punished. The protagonist, who supposedly cultivates immortality and fights ancient martial arts on Earth, is constantly being fooled. Many of his initially strong abilities quickly become worthless. A simple helmet can neutralize a soul attack (are there other examples of this being developed on the first encounter with an enemy?). Hiding behind someone can also prevent soul attacks, limiting them to a straight line? The disgusting character design makes him impossible to kill, while good people are always punished. The most unbearable part is that the protagonist's woman is constantly being sought after and almost manipulated.