Samsara Divine Sect: The Pagoda of Dreams
Ever since the tragic loss of his mother two years ago, Xiao's life has felt like a series of empty, aimless days. That is, until he encounters Epiphany, the enigmatic figure known as the Ancient Jade Ancestor.
Could this mysterious being truly help Xiao rediscover meaning in his life, or could this all just be a plot in a grand scheme driven by unseen forces?
Join Xiao on an extraordinary journey from the mundane to the mystical, as he navigates the spiritual realm and delves into the world of cultivation. Along the way, he encounters the intriguing and formidable members of the Samsara Cultivation Sect, each with their own secrets and ambitions.
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The janitor paused to inspect the jade turtles swimming languidly among the koi. They seemed unusually sluggish. "Are they thirsty?" he pondered, scratching his head. "Would peeing on them help?"
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The statue moved closer to Xiao, who gazed up with wide, curious eyes. The statue's jade-like form shimmered in the dim light, casting an ethereal glow that danced across the walls. To Xiao, it was like beholding a fragment of the divine, something beyond mortal understanding.
"Hello," the statue greeted, its voice now softer, almost soothing. "I hear you like femboys. That's alright. I'm here to see if I can change that."
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Lost in thought, the statue suddenly noticed a large silverfish floating across the lake. Its scales glimmered in the fading light, creating a mesmerizing effect. However, as it looked closer, it realized that this was no fish, but a body floating face down in the water.
"Now what's this?" the statue mused, gliding across the lake's surface toward the body. As it drew nearer, it recognized the figure. "Daoist Addition?" it called out, both perplexed and suppressing a laugh.
The statue waited for a response but soon realized that the eccentric Daoist had drowned.
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Dive into a tale where spirituality intertwines with the supernatural, and where the path to enlightenment is fraught with both wonder and peril.
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Hey, it's me, statue here! Since I've written the novel and know how it goes, it's all going to be a 5-star for me(I might be a little biased), but I understand it might not be the same for you. This is my first time serializing any of my works, so the pacing and character POVs might feel a little off, but I hope to improve as I go. The worldbuilding, though, will be something you greatly enjoy, and I'll continue expanding it while keeping our MC as grounded and realistic as possible. Thanks again for giving SCS a chance! You guys are awesome! peace, Statue.
It's an interesting story and theme, i wonder how will the worldbuilding looks like, can't wait for the next chapter! Good luck for the author!! Hope this novel could become a hit and continue for a long time!
Starts off pretty nice and looks decent upto the latest chapter, the cliffhangers feel somewhat forced but overall pretty exciting and cant wait for future releases
Honored to be part of the proofreading team lol youre gonna do great. book seems pretty decent so far, cant wait for more insights into the cultivation system. Also mei ling seems like a nice love interest
I will not be biased. I have read a lot of novels in my time and indeed, the starting point of this novel has captivated me in a way that most novels have failed to achieve. I do hope that the quality of writing will stay consistent throughout the rest of the chapters. Good luck, new author. I will be closely following your book eagerly.
The true Samsara sect novel is finally out, have been looking forward to this novel for a while now, finally will eat something good after so long
This is gonna be one of the best novels out there no doubt. just wait and see guys. Consider this first review as a word set in stone for future generations.
I read the first few chapters and they were promising. I need to read more chapters to give it a fairer review, though. But I think this is a good book at its core, and I want to see how the author does it.