Return to Reality
by Quanzhen Taoist Liang Xingyang
About This Novel
Liang Xingyang, a 30th-generation disciple of the Longmen sect of the Quanzhen sect under the disciple of Chongyang Patriarch, entered Taoism at the Jinxian Temple in Ziwu Valley, Zhongnan Mountain, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. He came to write stories. Friends are always welcome to visit our Taoist temple. Restore the cultivation experience that is most consistent with reality and feel the cultivation that is closest to reality. The purpose of practice is not only to make the good ones even better, but also to make those who are destined to come into contact with Taoism gradually move toward perfection. An oil lamp made a connection and started the path of spiritual practice. It was not that talented person, nor that extraordinary genius, but just the most ordinary and ordinary person in the world. Lin Haoyu, who occasionally formed a connection, came to the road ahead. Tianfu Sect, Haotian Sect, Buddhism, True God Sect, Demon Sect, Heaven and Earth Sect, who is the right way? Entering the Tao, building the foundation, refining the body, breaking barriers, transforming into liquid, condensing elixir, Nascent Soul, becoming immortal, and returning to true nature, where will it end? Good, evil, pride, contempt, advancement, retreat, high, low, giving up, gaining, what is the way forward? Let's watch it with Pindao.
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Official(14)Scraped 4d ago
It really polluted the door.
Good! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
The Taoist priest's talisman is amazing! It's almost time to catch up with the seats.
The Taoist priest's talisman is amazing! It's almost time to catch up with the seats.
Is there really a method of cultivation? Can it cure diseases? Can it improve immunity and increase the eighth factor in the blood? 👿👿👿👿
Dream?
Dream? Dream! Dream? Dream? Dream! Dream! Dream! Dream! Dream! Dream?
Is your Taoist temple business doing well?
To do nothing, or to do something? All true, all true, all fame, wealth and finance are true
The update is too slow, can it be faster?
Blessings and Immeasurable Heavenly Lord
Blessings and Immeasurable Heavenly Lord
good book
Worth a look.
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Official(14)Scraped 4d ago
It really polluted the door.
Good! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
The Taoist priest's talisman is amazing! It's almost time to catch up with the seats.
The Taoist priest's talisman is amazing! It's almost time to catch up with the seats.
Is there really a method of cultivation? Can it cure diseases? Can it improve immunity and increase the eighth factor in the blood? 👿👿👿👿
Dream?
Dream? Dream! Dream? Dream? Dream! Dream! Dream! Dream! Dream! Dream?
Is your Taoist temple business doing well?
To do nothing, or to do something? All true, all true, all fame, wealth and finance are true
The update is too slow, can it be faster?
Blessings and Immeasurable Heavenly Lord
Blessings and Immeasurable Heavenly Lord
good book
Worth a look.
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I've always forgotten to put this book on my book list. The author of this book must be well known to many people who believe in Taoism. Quanzhen Taoist Master Liang has been quite active on the Internet in recent years. I won't comment much on this book. If you just want to read it for fun, you don't need to read it.
It's a rare book, and it's obvious that the author has a very deep foundation.
The beginning felt okay, but the follow-up didn't feel very appetizing, especially the innocence and immaturity of the protagonist, which was uncomfortable. However, the Taoist common sense before the main text has an overwhelming sense of professionalism.
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