The Last Taoist Priest (finale)
by Xia Yi
About This Novel
The final chapter of the last Taoist priest. The protagonist is the last generation successor of Tianzhengdao. He saves people in the gap between yin and yang, but his karma burns him, and he is punished by heaven. With his heroic spirit and courage and his Taoist skills, he saves people in the gap between yin and yang, and saves the dead in the eternal ghost path! Zha Wenbin, the lone star of the Heavenly Evil, lived a life of suffering and a life of devotion, but why did he choose to bury himself in a tomb of the living dead in the end. His sword, his seal, his formations and spells, and his story all ended with the final battle. This is not only the end of his era, but also the end of a Taoist priest's life. Why is he known as the last Taoist priest? The finale will unravel all the mysteries about "The Last Taoist Priest" for you.
What Readers Think
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Official(9)Scraped 21d ago
The writing is really very good. This is the only series of books that I am obsessed with. Some of them are relatively well-founded and very "Tao". They are not like some books that are all wild imagination and exaggeration with no content. I read them in high school and will revisit them in college
The ending leaves people with endless reverie, will there be a sequel?
Watched it three times
It is well written, a thousand times better than most novels. The author really put his heart into it.
Hahahahahahahaha, beautiful
I can't say this book is good, but I can't say it's bad. I'll give it one star.
The reason for giving one star is that Chaozi is the biggest failure. He is too brainless and too intellectual. This person has only a little bit of loyalty. He is greedy and stupid. He invites your boss ancestors to mess around and kills the white bird in there. Even an ordinary person who knows nothing would not do this. Not to mention that he has been with the protagonist for so long and has experienced so much. He has suffered so many losses and is so brainless. He is so brainless for the sake of the plot.
Good books but poor Taoism, have never been able to practice the method, is it possible that our Chinese Taoism...
A good scholar but a poor Taoist, has never been able to practice the method. Is the method of Taoist practice in China really lost?
The content is engaging and powerful.
It's so powerful. It's so awesome. It's so strong. I think this is really cool.
good
The writing was very in-depth, but it was too in-depth and it didn't become popular!
Rating
Community(0)
Official(9)Scraped 21d ago
The writing is really very good. This is the only series of books that I am obsessed with. Some of them are relatively well-founded and very "Tao". They are not like some books that are all wild imagination and exaggeration with no content. I read them in high school and will revisit them in college
The ending leaves people with endless reverie, will there be a sequel?
Watched it three times
It is well written, a thousand times better than most novels. The author really put his heart into it.
Hahahahahahahaha, beautiful
I can't say this book is good, but I can't say it's bad. I'll give it one star.
The reason for giving one star is that Chaozi is the biggest failure. He is too brainless and too intellectual. This person has only a little bit of loyalty. He is greedy and stupid. He invites your boss ancestors to mess around and kills the white bird in there. Even an ordinary person who knows nothing would not do this. Not to mention that he has been with the protagonist for so long and has experienced so much. He has suffered so many losses and is so brainless. He is so brainless for the sake of the plot.
Good books but poor Taoism, have never been able to practice the method, is it possible that our Chinese Taoism...
A good scholar but a poor Taoist, has never been able to practice the method. Is the method of Taoist practice in China really lost?
The content is engaging and powerful.
It's so powerful. It's so awesome. It's so strong. I think this is really cool.
good
The writing was very in-depth, but it was too in-depth and it didn't become popular!
