
The Way of the Dao
道易天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
Synopsis
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981Chapters
0Monthly tickets
868.5kClicks
3.8kFavorites
1.1kFans
12.9kRecommendations
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As a fantasy novel, this work has some advantages, I think it is good First: the work promotes traditional Chinese culture, it explains the Book of Changes; Second: The theory of Yin Yang and Five Elements runs through traditional Chinese culture and is also mentioned in this book Third: The realm of cultivation also exists in Taoist culture and is elaborated on in detail. Fourth: This book has a profound expression of the love between master and apprentice, love between men and women, and brotherhood. Fourth: The writing is also good I hope to see: more explanations about the I Ching, and even hope that the protagonist can infer good or bad luck based on the I Ching. In this book, I did not see the author's deeper understanding of the I Ching. Hope to see you later!
Come on! Support it! I read dozens of chapters in one go last night. I stayed up until three in the morning and couldn't put it down. I couldn't stop! The description is spot-on, the plot is rich, the story is fascinating, and the writing is great!!
My eyes dropped with shock... A slap in the face + full of surprise and excitement
Not even a child is spared!
I'm really a little speechless. The more I read, the less I can stand it. I don't know what I want to express. I have read novels for so many years. This is the first time I write a review. I really can't stand it.
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The villain runs rampant in the author's mind or he himself is
It's spiritual, illogical, and the characters can't connect with the story. The characters that were erected in the early stage have all collapsed here, without thoughts, souls, and no purpose. The inner words are the same, but the verbal dialogue and behavior are completely opposite, and there is a possibility of schizophrenia into several parts.
The protagonist at first was cunning, calm and brave enough to risk his life, but later he became pedantic, brainless and impulsive, which made it unwatchable.
Author, go to the woods and try to hunt two rabbits.