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Library of Heaven’s Path
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Rating(3.7 / 5.0, 1541 votes)
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| 4 | 14% (209 votes) |
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18 Volumes / 2268 Chapters (Completed)
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Traversing into another world, Zhang Xuan finds himself becoming an honorable teacher.
Along with his transcension, a mysterious library appears in his mind.
As long as it is something he has seen, regardless of whether it is a human or an object, a book on its weaknesses will be automatically compiled in the library.
Thus, he becomes formidable.
“Emperor Zhuoyang, why do you detest wearing your underwear so much? As an emperor, can’t you pay a little more attention to your image?”
“Fairy Linglong, you can always look for me if you find yourself unable to sleep at night. I am skilled in lullabies!”
“And you, Demon Lord Qiankun! Can you cut down on the garlic? Are you trying to kill me with that stench?”
This is an incredible story about teachers and students, g*ooming and guiding the greatest experts in the world!
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One entry per lineLOHP
Thiên Đạo Đồ Thư Quán
Tian Dao Tu Shu Guan
天道图书馆
Thiên Đạo Đồ Thư Quán
Tian Dao Tu Shu Guan
天道图书馆
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Recommendation Lists
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- Misunderstandings(not tear jerkers!(I think?))
Latest Release
| Date | Group | Release |
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| 12/24/16 | Webnovel | c5 |
| 12/23/16 | Webnovel | c4 |
| 12/23/16 | Webnovel | c3 |
| 12/23/16 | Webnovel | c2 |
| 12/22/16 | Webnovel | c1 |
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- Good closure and wrapping up of loose ends (although there are certainly several plot holes and flaws, but they aren't too glaring)
- Okay world building
- Although at each hurdle where the MC is teaching or correcting someone, he mentions a bunch of stuff completely new or irrelevant to the reader most of the time (i.e. Herbs or cultivation methods we obviously haven't heard of and never will again), but the explanations are still pretty well thought out and are quite logical. It is interesting to see the scenarios that the author has cooked up. Even though it's a bit of a deus ex machina, each situation is like a neat self contained puzzle that we get to see unraveled. Others may not like this, but I found it enjoyable, albeit repetitive.
Bad points:The MC meets a girl that he spends little to no time with, but becomes absolutely infatuated with her. Although a reason is given that since she also possesses a fragment of heaven, there will be an inexplicable sense of familiarity that draws them together, but the most they have ever done together is hold hands (with a quick peck on the cheek from the MC to her). They don't even hug each other until the last 5 chapters. Just feels far too shallow to understand how both promise there lives to each other early on and that they're ok with the Firmament being destroyed as long as they can die together.
One related example towards the end that annoyed me was that almost no one (except for Conferred Kings of Monarchs) knows the identity or gender of the Sky of Freedom's monarch. And yet, when the MC goes to visit the Sky of Freedom, he pulls aside a random celestial and asks about where "God Monarch Lingxi lives", he responds saying "she" lives at so and so? The f*ck? Another situation was the identity of Little Chick. All the elements were there yet it was only towards the end that he starts to consider it.
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- The characters and relationships often felt pretty shallow in this book. There are other books I've recently read where I actually feel something for the MC in certain bleak or tragic situations, but I felt nothing throughout almost the entire book. There were only two moments that stood out (that I actually bookmarked), which were:
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- Poor pacing, resulting in an accelerated timelines towards the end.
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- Probably 98% of the Chinese fantasy novels suffer from the lack of descriptions of the surroundings/environment, as well as people, and this book is no exception. It's understandable that at a certain scale, it gets hard to come up with some decent, unique descriptions for each place or person but there has to be some effort, I feel. For example, the MC once enters a folded space that's described as a "barren land". Wtf does that look like? Is it dead soil? Is it just black/grey rock? What does the sky look like? What does the air smell like? As a reader, I like to know at least a single other detail to help paint a scene, and this book certainly leaves a lot to the reader's imagination.
Although there are many negatives, overall, I enjoyed the journey and the novelty of the cultivation system to some degree, even though there was a lot of repetitiveness and many elements lacking. It also felt a bit shallow, but I still think it ties things up better than many Xuanhuan novels out there. Despite this being a gargantuan book, it felt surprisingly shorter than expected, but I also got decent at skim reading to get to only the core parts of the text which is probably the reason. In terms of comedy, this novel does have its moments where I burst out laughing, and the author is sincere in his Afterword about mentioning that this book has its flaws. I'd give it a 3.5/5. Maybe read after you've gone through others on your bucket list.c797, when Wei Changfeng (Wei Ruyan's father) ends up dying trying to get the Cloudmist flower to save his daughter
c1576, when it turns out the one he is marrying is Luo Qiqi and Ruoxin shows up. This is probably the only time I was genuinely surprised by a plot twist that I didn't see coming, but it's partly because I forgot about the details of how Qiqi had to leave to go back to her family. That being said, it is utterly ridiculous that he never uses Qiqi's first name in the presence of her brother before the marriage and that he instead just assumes it's Ruoxin. Not sure if it's a traditional CN thing to never even mention someones first name.
The vast majority of the book takes place in the Master Teacher Continent, with a small portion dedicated to Azure, and an even smaller portion for Firmament. I feel like there could have been more room to explore the latter two, but I think most epics end up like this. Perhaps the author gets tired and feels the urge to end it sooner