
Global Class Change: They Say Daoism Is Weak? I'll Summon the Three Pure Ones!
全民转职:道门弱?我召唤三清!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 618k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
174Chapters
2.8MReads
229.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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The setting of the Three Pure Ones in Taoism is more than that of Hongjun Niu. The original heavenly king is the real cause of all effects, and the so-called heavenly way is just an idea at the level of the Jade Emperor. Why should you lower your intensity?
In fact, even the weakest Taoist profession I have is invincible in the world. The system saves me!
Although wherever the protagonist is, he is weak and ridiculous. But in reality, the Taoist sect is indeed weak, and many Taoist temples have been occupied by Buddhism. The Taoist priest went out to travel, and when he came back, he found that his home was gone, and even the Sanqing statues had been demolished and replaced with Buddha statues.
Can anyone help me clarify this? The protagonist, who belongs to a Taoist force, was asked to preach, but ended up joining the Qinghua Palace force? I don't quite understand. Can you go to Qinghua Palace to preach? Is the protagonist abandoning Taoism? Or does joining other forces for no apparent reason not count? I don't quite understand
He will kill anyone he sees within a hundred meters, and he will be invincible within ten meters. I thought I was watching martial arts
When did Taoism become a heavenly organization?
Who are you insulting? Even the arrival of the heavenly soldiers could burst him.
It can be seen from the order of the Three Purities that you are in the prehistoric times, not Taoism.
The original chaotic providence, the god who dominates the heavens and all the worlds, the Haotian Golden Tower Jade Emperor, the Great Heavenly Lord, the Xuanqiong High God, it is said that he was the first to awaken the will of heaven after the birth of the world, and other chaotic and disordered consciousnesses. The will of Chaos God is different. God Haotian is the spirit of Chaos that was transformed by the spiritual light of the illogical person. Therefore, he was born with spiritual light that pervades all worlds. He is the first Chaos God with self-awareness among all the heavens and worlds. In order to avoid the chaos of self-consciousness, God Haotian rarely used the power of chaotic providence at first. He only used a trick to turn the providence of all worlds into his self-projection at the beginning of the birth of the heavens. Ironically, in order to pursue illogical greatness, God Haotian still chose to become a real spirit of chaos. No one knows whether God Haotian still has self-awareness after embracing chaos. All we know is that the position of Emperor of Heaven has since become a taboo...
I hope it will be written according to Taoism, and don't write it like prehistoric times.