
Purple Sun
紫阳
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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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
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!
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.
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.
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.