Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 481 477. Comments on "The Indescribable Daoist Master"

Today I would like to recommend to you a fantasy novel with a very interesting title.

"The Indescribable Taoist Master", Ji Changle, level 1 author.

Category: Xianxia-Fantasy cultivation of immortality.

【Introduction】

Sir, what is cultivation?
It's nothing more than upgrading.

Upgrading...can you get great freedom?
No, upgrade and face the great terror.

If this is the case, why do all living beings practice cultivation?
The inferior ones rule over others, the middle ones seek survival, and the superior ones destroy the Tao.

What is the way of beheading?

The master gently rubbed the green-clothed boy and glanced at the surroundings filled with fairy air. In the realm that the green-clothed boy could not see, this world was filled with blurry flesh and blood and evil spirits. The grotesque roars in his ears were constantly destroying his soul. In the gaps in the sky, the foreign demons stretched out their chaotic and shapeless claws.

The corners of his mouth twitched. He was looking at the tens of thousands of immortals and gods above his head, especially the three most frightening ones in the middle. His head was about to explode.

My name is Zhang Qinghe, the only true cultivator in this damn fake world of immortal cultivation. I carry my own coffin...

【Golden Five Chapters】

Chapter 1: I Can Cultivate Immortality, Too. The protagonist, Zhang Qinghe, travels to the Xian Tang, not the historical Tang Dynasty. Thanks to his parents' blessing, he can study at a private school in Chang'an, but he becomes obsessed with a fish called Futu and becomes interested in cultivating immortality.

Chapter Two: The Truth of Immortal Cultivation. The protagonist begins practicing the Qi-drawing technique. In Xian Tang, scholars can all attempt this, but few succeed. The protagonist once again senses his body falling, as if into an abyss filled with unspeakable information. From the outside, it seems the protagonist attained enlightenment on his first attempt, breaking through the induction within three minutes and entering the Dao foundation in one fell swoop—a rare talent.

Chapter Three: First Time Cultivating Immortals. Is this what a cultivator is like? Terrified. Li Shaobai is the youngest sub-sage in Chang'an Academy, yet he has no disciples. In his eyes, the protagonist is a natural born Daoist, the fourth in the 5,000 years since the founding of Xian Tang. But in the protagonist's eyes, the so-called Daoist is merely a physique attracted to celestial objects.

Chapter 4, First Night. The protagonist followed his master into Taihao Heaven, a courtyard with fourteen peaks. Within the courtyard, no ordinary people roamed, and within the peaks, all those who sat and lay were highly virtuous. While in a state of clairvoyance, an alien demon invaded, its near-maddened mutterings causing him a splitting headache and greatly improving his cultivation. However, he didn't feel well.

Chapter 5: Alienation. The protagonist's personal attendant has also arrived in Taihaotian from Chang'an City. Under his protection, the protagonist's death is much easier. He's leveling up so quickly that it's a bit frightening, with all his indicators reaching ridiculously high levels. The protagonist feels trapped in a nightmarish world. The personal attendant's constant cries finally pull him out of his nightmare.

[Brief review] Ji Changle, a level 1 author, only has this book to his name.

This book was launched on August 21, 2020, with an initial order of 580. Currently, it has 33,100 collections on Qidian, 6513 collections in the bookstore, 57,900 fans, and no leader.

As a new author, this book's performance is good. Most new authors' first book's first order is less than 99.

During the trial reading process, I felt a little sleepy as it was close to 1 a.m., but I still tried to keep my mind clear.

The author's writing is truly excellent, and one wouldn't be surprised if she's just a student. The plot also employs a fictional setting, based on the Tang Dynasty, creating a supposedly immortal Tang Dynasty with Tang-era official positions and education. And there's also a Taihaotian mini-space hidden above Chang'an City.

Immortals and mortals are like one.

The writing and setting are both excellent, with a style that leans towards traditional Xianxia, ​​but with a touch of Cthulhu added, imbuing this world with an indescribable sense of terror. It's as if cultivating the immortal realm isn't about cultivating one's body and mind, but rather striving to reach an invisible presence in the sky.

In order to survive and control his own destiny, the protagonist teaches himself to cultivate immortality, strives to improve his level of cultivation, and ultimately confronts those existences head-on.

In short, this book is a combination of Chinese and Western elements, with fantasy mixed with Cthulhu mythology. It is very interesting and well worth reading.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

This book is worth everyone's attention in advance. It is a rare fantasy novel.

There is also an illusion of crossing boundaries.

I personally like it very much~
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