Daming Immortal

If you want to ascend to bliss, are you a Buddhist? Gentleman's Sword? You are the sword! I just can't complain anymore, return the sword to the immortal? Sword Immortal? Sword Immortal should not write about orthodoxy!

Don't put the cart before the horse! Liuhe boy! Why not call him the Sword Immortal Patriarch! What is Chunyang called? Ah? Taoism: Mountain, medicine, fortune-telling, divination, divination! Did he not know how to write down the Thirty-Six Tiangang and the Seventy-two Earthly Demon Techniques? What should he write about "the art of sword protection and protection?" He said that Fu Zhuan was all-encompassing, but he still returned to swordsmanship and other minor ways? Is the founder of the Sanqing Dynasty going to kill people with his sword? Explain! I don't know which Taoist temple or book you peeped into, the Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss! Have you even forgotten the concepts of Buddhism and Taoism? If I am a Taoist, I will become a ghost if I am not an immortal! Bliss? Bliss? Snort!

The trip to Nanyang was really a waste of time. Let's not talk about anything else. Since there are immortals in cultivating immortals, this is the basic setting. So, will the land of Nanyang be controlled by the gods in heaven? If so, what kind of god is Christianity? If he doesn't return, how can the male protagonist's overseas protection and killing be linked to the law of heaven? If killing someone to protect Christianity is a bad thing, then why does Christianity have a crusade? Invading other countries by promoting religious killings? Since you, the author, are writing about a trip to Southeast Asia, don't be too pretentious. If you want to be a local immortal, you are still afraid of causing disaster in the world. You even interfered with the fate of the Ming Dynasty and you are still afraid of killing some Nanyang barbarians who have abandoned their ancestors and beliefs and will be remembered by heaven. It is really funny.

I have always wanted to find a fairy-like article about cultivating immortality, and it pays off. This is what I think about cultivating immortality. Cultivation begins with cultivating the heart. Virtue is the foundation of Taoism. The dragon and the tiger subdue one's nature and emotions.

In this world, there are always people who love you, and there are always people who hate you; there are always people who help you, and there are always people who step on you. Just be bearish and open-minded. If you can't be perfect in life, just be your true self; if you can't cover everything, just take things as they come. If you are a little better than others, others will be jealous of you; if you are much better than others, others will admire you. If you want to get something, you have to work hard. If pie doesn't fall from the sky, it might be a trap; there is no such thing as getting something for nothing, but it might be a detour. If your backer is a mountain, it will fall, so it is best to look at yourself; if your backer is water, it will dry up, so it is best to dig your own well. When a person lives, he does not seek to have a clear conscience, but at least he has a clear conscience.

If you are hesitant and indecisive, what else should you practice?

Xuanmen is great and protects my country. A descendant of the Miao family of the Han family, a gentleman is promising. The mountains and rivers are scattered, and there are sparks in the world.

I read it till the end, forgetting all sleep and food. The book about the responsibility of cause and effect and the pursuit of the path to immortality are really well written. Most of the characters are portrayed penetratingly, and the logic of the whole book is rigorous. The author is someone who really has an in-depth understanding of Taoist culture. The whole book is neither trivial nor upgrading. In this era when fantasy novels are rampant, reading this book is no less than reading Kunlun.

Just look at Lanke Qiyuan, that is the style of a fairy. You are too far-fetched. I have read more than 20 chapters and it is not interesting.

As a bookworm for six years, I have been in a book shortage recently. Please recommend me a few books similar to Daming Immortal, otherwise I will go crazy.