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Nowadays, there are endless myths and cultivation novels. This book adheres to the Taoist orthodoxy, with solid writing and rigorous logic. The author also knows Taoism well and has profound insights into it.

Zi Yang and Can Pao are my two favorite books. The plots are intense and exciting, the writing is smooth, and the ideas are unique. The story is engaging. The writing is not watered down and the plot is not draggy. The level of classical Chinese is first-rate. After reading it, I can't read other people's books, and I feel like I'm in a book shortage. In The Broken Robe, I am Zuo Dengfeng, and the memory of Xiaobai on Ziyangli Snow Mountain is very profound and the writing is very touching. Two very good books. Recommended recommended.

Very good writing style, fresh and refined The story is concrete and rich with vivid characters. Recommended as a good book

A very good cultivation book. I read this book ten years ago. In the past ten years, I have read dozens or hundreds of online books on and off, and I can't remember the names of even one out of ten. Zi Yang is the only one I want to read a second time.

The writing is very good and I highly recommend it. It is not a troll, but the ideas are very clear. It is not a trivial article, nor is it pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger. The author has a deep accumulation and a lot of life insights. The ending is also perfect, neither unfinished nor procrastinating. The interpretation of human nature is really profound. I recommend reading it!

I can't read the whole book without getting confused! When I turn 50 next year, I have read countless books, but I feel that "To Live" written by Yu Hua is similar to the book "Purple Sun". The two pigs were both born into a wealthy family. They suffered from war disasters since they were young, and their families were destroyed and people were displaced, leading to a miserable life. Later, they entered the world and were tempered, overcome their inner demons, and grew up in adversity. In troubled times, they took root and established a family. However, things are unpredictable in the world. However, his body suffered an unreasonable disaster, and he tried his best to fight for the right path in the world, but his destiny was unavoidable and he was lost again. He lived alone and had no love, until he died in pain and died in Phoenix Nirvana. After seeing through life and death, he realized the Tao and finally achieved good results. It is heart-breaking and soul-shattering to experience the cruel and inhumane deeds experienced by the pig's feet! Undoubtedly, both of these are great books! Although the process is heartbreaking, the ending is magnanimous. You know, the sunshine always comes after the storm! Blessings are immeasurable! Fellow Taoist farewell

If you like to read interesting articles, this book is worth reading. If you like to read and study, this book is definitely worth reading. After reading it for the second time, I only saw Chapter 26, and I actually had the idea of ​​reading it again.

This is the only five star I remember, no matter how good the others are, they are only four stars. The language is elegant, which makes it reassuring to read, and the plot is fascinating, unlike ordinary writing. It is neither delicate nor pretentious, yet behaves elegantly and elegantly, and yet retains clear words and principles. It should be a good writer.

I have read novels for many years, but this book is not long enough. But there are many things that made me feel fresh and new. Among them, the four theories on "exploring life and death" are convincing and lead people to do good, which plays the role of "book". The combination of Confucianism and Taoism coincides with the essence of society, keeping oneself, paying attention to etiquette and law, and eliminating servility. Strengthen yourself without bullying the weak. Hate Buddha but tolerate Buddha, Hainan has hundreds of rivers. The thoughts of the whole book are really like Taoism's inaction and Confucianism's benevolence and tolerance, but there is no shortage of all kinds of filthy atmosphere in the world. It is true that "heaven and earth are not benevolent, saints are not benevolent". There is no mercy or blame for all living things and people.

In the past, many fantasy novels were really mysterious and fantasy, and they were dazzling, hearty and enjoyable to read. This book begins when Buddhism was rampant in the Hu and Han Dynasties during the Five Hu Periods, and ends at the time of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Northern Expedition. Mo Wen gradually became a golden immortal who understood Yin and Yang, knew gains and losses, never forgot filial piety, and was concerned about the world. In the end, although nine times out of ten it is not as expected, Ah Jiu will be with him in the end. There are not many words, but there are quite a lot of tangled thoughts in it. It is a rare good book!

Modern Jin Yong. I watched it once, focusing on the development of the plot, with clear foreshadowings, echoes before and after, ups and downs, and interlocking links. The ending was a bit thin, which left me unsatisfied. I listened to it twice more, and it was a silent morning recitation. The broadcast was good and the music was good. I came slowly, and suddenly I gained a lot of insights. Excellent work.

It's rare to read the entire book without making any complaints about it. What a blessing to see such a novel on such a platform! The story has twists and turns, the plot has ups and downs, and some are unexpected. The whole story is consistent and well written!

Preaching is a very good book. I feel like cultivating immortality after reading it. The structure is rigorous, the logic is reasonable, and it has a deep understanding of the Tao.

It's a very interesting book. It tells the story of the journey from a scholar to a golden immortal. With the changes and growth of the mind through experience and experience, the author focuses on Taoism. After reading this book, I also like Taoism, haha.

A rare good book. Seeing a lot of Taoist thoughts makes people feel instantly clear.

The content of this book is brilliant and unparalleled by other brainless and refreshing articles. It covers a wide range of content, integrating Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism, medicine, the efforts and strategies of powerful officials, and Chinese history and culture. Explain in detail the complex and fickle human heart, ruthlessness, cowardice, cruelty, loyalty, filial piety, propriety and etiquette. The tasks portrayed by the author are different, perfectly explaining that no one is perfect, selfishness, laziness, and loyalty all have their own place. After reading this book, I really admire the author's quick thinking. The content involves reading a lot of books, and the wonderful content of the book is also unimaginable. As a reader, you can learn a lot by reading this book, and at the same time, you can introspect your own shortcomings. There are words for Taoism, Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao. Famous, very famous. Dear Taoist friends, the road is long, lonely, suffering, and the temptations are ever-changing. You need to deal with it carefully. Different tenses should change into tall buildings with the changes, and the original intention should be the foundation.

The story is very exciting, and it promotes the righteousness of my local Taoism. The interpretation of Tao is wonderful, it comes from nothingness and returns to nothingness. Echoing the mixture of things, Wuji produces Tai Chi, Tai Chi produces Liangyi... Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism are interlinked. Love relatives, be kind to the people, and love things - Confucius taught that people should first love their closest relatives, flesh and blood, and then benefit others around them if they have the spare capacity, and then benefit the people's livelihood and even all things if they have the spare capacity. The Chinese orthodoxy of Confucius, Mencius and Confucianism has lasted for five thousand years and is deeply rooted in the flesh and blood. The three cardinal principles of ethics are the way of heaven and the way of humanity, and are the basis of human beings. As for human beings, they should always keep the laws of heaven in mind in their actions, put aside human desires, and settle down in life. The standard of the law is Mr. Yangming's "Conscience and light are the result of skills." A bright conscience must be known to oneself, one must know filial piety, one's brotherhood, one's character, and a harmonious family; one must know benevolence, one's knowledge, and one's righteousness in order to govern the country and bring peace to the world. The Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors must govern the country with their status in heaven and the cultivation of all things. Mahayana Buddhism denies all Hinayana teachings and regards Hinayana teachings as the dung of drama. Mahayana only requires that all dharmas are empty and you can achieve Buddhahood immediately; you can't help the world's attachments, so you need to follow the fate and eliminate attachments. Taoism has a pure mind, Buddhism has a calm mind, and Confucianism has a righteous mind. The heart is like a mirror, everything in the world is reflected by the heart. Therefore, follow it, just follow it. Don't reject those who come and don't chase those who go. Just follow your heart.

Great book! I read fantasy novels just to pass the time; the book is well written and rigorously conceived; the author has a deep understanding of Taoist culture and actually contains a lot of life philosophy in the book!

It is well written, the author has great literary talent, profound knowledge, unified narrative and preaching, common use of reasoning and analysis, and is a true Taoist biography.

A good book, you can learn some knowledge about Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism

Mo Wen's character portrayal is very delicate, from a scholar who only understands family love to an immortal who can extend fraternity to all the same kind and even aliens, which expresses the author's propagation of the kind of people who are inherently good in nature and the universal values ​​of fraternity, equality, and kindness to others. , And also married Qin Yun as a concubine. I felt that this love line was a bit abrupt and out of place with the previous main line. There was also too little space devoted to the reunion of Yajiu and Mo Wen. The ending was not very good or exciting. I think this is the biggest shortcoming of this book. Maybe it's because I like exclusive love. In short, I still like the author's works.

The author's writing style is really the only one I have seen in my life. The characters are vivid and vivid, and he is very knowledgeable about human nature, Buddhism, and history. However, because of this, the character of the protagonist is not in line with the likes of many netizens who have been reading Xiaobai Shuang's articles for many years. However, the few who understand it are like a treasure, a good book, a good book.

I think this is the best one I have seen in online novels so far. The author does have many unique insights into life in many places, which is indeed worth pondering.

It's wonderful, and life has all kinds of things, whether it's going your way or not, I'm fascinated by it after seeing it.

The story structure is very large, the rhythm is very compact, the logic is strict, and the author has a wide range of knowledge. However, the understanding of Buddhism may be biased. If the author could truly understand the interpretation of Buddhist scriptures and be inclusive, the structure of this book would be even greater. However, despite its flaws, this book is still one of the best books I have read this year. I have been following it for a long time. Generally speaking, it is a good book. Although it has flaws, the flaws do not outweigh the flaws. At the later stage, I found a bone in my throat, making me unable to vomit and unhappy. As Mo Wen's cultivation level improved, his situation has not improved. He is too narrow-minded and biased, and his teeth will be punished. It is his personal choice to emphasize Taoism and suppress Buddhism, which is nothing. But he forces monks to return to secular life and get married, which is too strong and makes it difficult for others. He deliberately befriended Black and White Wuchang and left his fellow souls behind. This was for personal gain. It is understandable that human nature is like this. However, he helped Black and White Wuchang to destroy the souls of practitioners who were stranded in the mortal world. This was a double standard that the state officials could set fire to but the common people could not light lamps. The three views exploded. This was the second one. Mo Wen thought that he secretly transferred the things from the East China Sea to the South China Sea, causing a dispute between the two seas, and later helped the South China Sea conquer the East. He was guilty of many crimes, and there were completely better ways to solve this matter. The killing was too much, and the hostility was too strong. These were the three reasons. The position is uncertain, sometimes supporting the barbarians, sometimes helping the Han, although it is covered with sanctimonious reasons, but in fact it causes too much strife in the world. This is not following the general trend, and it is a big loss. ……5678 I won't go into details one by one. In short, although the author has extensive knowledge and brilliant literary talent, he lacks magnanimity and style.

This book has a relaxed pace, steady writing, and a strong visual sense. The author has profound theories, fluent writing, broad vision, and correct worldview and values. It permeates between the lines of the words, human suffering, attitude in dealing with things, karma, the truth, and the truth. Even though I only read about twenty chapters, I can't put it down. Support thoughtful writers

Very good, written in depth. It's just that there were too few scenes for Ah Jiu in the later period. I thought that Yuqing Zhao Lingfei would have a follow-up, but in the end, there still wasn't. However, some people who watch the plot are very confused. After all, we are all mortals, and emotions and desires are inevitable.

It feels like being in it, there are twists and turns in the ordinary, and the narration of some principles is not pretentious, but it is thought-provoking. I especially like to explain Taoist thoughts and understanding and attitude towards society clearly, without too much mystery, but it is very harmonious with mythology and culture. This is a rare good book that I have read recently, and "Ke Lan Qi Yuan" which is being followed up has its own characteristics.

The character of the protagonist is not static, but grows and changes in stages that can be followed. As the protagonist's personal strength, experience, and experience continue to accumulate, the protagonist's vision and state of mind will also change accordingly, so that the same people and things will have different perceptions and views at different stages. It is recommended that friends who read this book must first give up the mentality of reading a refreshing article, which will make you unable to stand it. In addition, the character of the protagonist is not perfect (it is tempered step by step), and his strength is not heaven-defying (it is accumulated day by day), so it is impossible to be content with each other all the time, nor to be the only one in the world. Furthermore, when reading, you should properly think about the environment the protagonist is in at each time period, think about the protagonist's strength at that time, and think about the ideal and ambitious goals of the protagonist at this moment. After thinking about these, you should read this novel, and there should be less criticism and abuse. The main line of this book is not about the thrill of the protagonist opening a map to upgrade and fight monsters, nor is it about the protagonist's entanglement in repaying kindness and seeking revenge. The author just uses the growth and changes of the protagonist to preach Taoist principles.

Real cultivation, real mortals, real love and hatred, Buddhist and Taoist teachings that I can personally understand and agree with, as well as my personal views on these two religions, and the three views that I like very much. The only thing that I feel is not enough is that the protagonist cultivates too fast, and is still cheating [laughing]