The Heavenly Master
一代天师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 4y ago
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- Fanqie
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Supernatural, Urban, Taoist Priests, Taoist Arts, Taoist Sects. No Weird Dungeon Arcs
Taoist arts and Taoist sects, but no bizarre dungeon arcs. I've had enough of these bizarre stories lately. The writing is unbearably ridiculous. If ghosts can be killed by just any random thing, then they aren't ghosts anymore.
Anyone Know Stories Where the Protagonists Belong to a Government Organization That Handles Supernatural Incidents?
Are there any stories where the protagonists are part of an official government organization that handles supernatural incidents, dealing with abnormal events both in the country and around the world, such as monsters, ghosts, zombies, vampires, werewolves, and the like?
A Novel Recording Authentic Taoist Spells and Techniques
Looking for books similar to *Daoist Mystical Arts*. The heroine in this novel grew up with her uncle from the Quanzhen School. She learned many of the school’s foundational practices, including inner and outer alchemy. Later, she forms ties with the eight major branches of the Orthodox Unity School and faces off against the Yinshan School. The novel’s...
Chinese Taoist Priests! Taoist Priests, Including Those with a System
Any Taoist Novels That Feel a Little More Realistic?
A somewhat realistic novel about Taoist priests, based on the author’s own experiences, with practical knowledge you can actually learn.
A Wandering Ghost-Hunting Taoist Who’s an Absolute Badass
Please Recommend the Hottest Supernatural Horror Novels Right Now
Looking for Supernatural Novels with Brotherhood and No Female Lead
There Haven’t Been Any Good Taoist Novels Lately. Change My Mind.
Looking for Mystery Novels Rated Around 9.8. Horror Is Fine Too, as Long as There's Some Humor
I want strong, logical thinking and a smooth plot. Don't force the atmosphere.
I’m Obsessed with Ghosts! Any Recommendations for Ghost-Hunting Novels? 👻
I want to read something spooky 👻
Looking for Realistic Folk Supernatural Stories
It’s less a novel than an autobiography.
Paranormal, Ghost Hunting, Taoist Priest, Female Lead
Taoist Fiction Only. No Non-Taoist Stories
Novels Rated 9.9 That You Can Read Eight Times
Looking for stories like *Thirty Years Through the Sixties*. Any genre.
Taoist Priest Protagonist, No Female Lead, No Idiocy, and No Unreasonable Taoist Sect Supreme Elders
Looking for books like The Horror Teahouse: I Only Sell Extremely Evil Things.
Face-Slapping Novels With Secret Identities, Rated 9.5 and Up: Lots of Secret Identities, Revealed Fast
Lots of secret identities, revealed quickly, with super satisfying face-slapping in front of everyone. Rated 9.5 or higher only, nothing below 9.5.
Looking for Masterpieces by Great Authors Like Chen Dong, Er Gen, Mars, and Wang Yu
Looking for works by big-name authors like Chen Dong, Er Gen, Mars, and Wang Yu. So far, I’ve only found Mars’s Against the Gods.
A Powerful Daoist Master, No System
One heroine only
Looking for Supernatural Taoist Ghost-Hunting Novels. No Cultivation, and Scare Me to Death. I’m a Veteran Reader
No cultivation novels, no cultivation novels! The kid's read several already and it's scaring me! Bring on something else (︶.̮︶✽)
Looking for Books About Yin-Yang, Bagua, and Taoist Priests
Modern Urban Novels Where the Male Lead Masters Talismans and Battles Ghosts and Zombies
Are there any novels set in a modern urban world where the male lead knows Taoist arts, such as talismans, formations, and the Qimen Dunjia?
Traditional Taoist Stories Featuring Zhengyi and Quanzhen Orders and Their Rank Systems
Looking for Novels with a Taoist Priest as the Protagonist
Any novels with a Taoist priest as the protagonist? Supernatural and suspense, but no System
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It's great. I started reading "The Last Taoist" when I was in sixth grade and read it at least ten times. I never get tired of reading it every time. I support it!
I read "The Last Taoist Priest" first, then "The Past of the Taoist Sect", and the last one I read is "A Generation of Heavenly Masters". The writing is smooth and the structure is clear, especially the yin and yang, five elements, eight trigrams, talismans and incantations described in it, which feel real.
The writing of this book is very traditional, real and smooth. I like Cha Wenbin's characters very much. I hope it will continue to get better and better!
When I first read Taoist Past, I gave up writing it for a while, but when I read it again, I thought it was a very good book. Then I read The Last Taoist, The Grand Master. There are many philosophies on life in the book that are worth thinking about while reading. To borrow a word from the author: The world will not be separated, and the love will not diminish.
My literary talent is not good, so I can't write a very amazing review. I can only say that this is the best novel I have ever read, and the most reluctant to miss a chapter, and the most reluctant to end it, including "The Past of the Taoist Sect", "The Last Taoist Priest" and "A Generation of Celestial Masters". I hope the author can publish more and better novels, come on.
The author's storytelling is still very strong, but I feel that his logical thinking and memory are not very good, and there are always some situations where the previous and previous plots cannot be connected. It seems that not everyone can write large-scale stories well. Maybe when writing "The Last Taoist Priest", the author did not want to write a follow-up, but readers are looking forward to it, so there is "The Past of the Taoist Sect" and the follow-up "The Celestial Master" that explain the antecedents. However, due to the long time interval, for the sake of the reasonableness and completeness of the story, some story lines are forced together, giving people the feeling that they were written for the sake of writing. There are expectations and therefore disappointments. Generally speaking, the trilogy belongs to the form of a complete story when combined, and each of them is dominant.
I like it very much. I have finished reading the trilogy! Thank you very much to Teacher Xia Yi for describing Mr. Cha and Mr. Lou! ! Each character in the teacher's works has its own characteristics and everyone is different! Like it very much! ! Hope to see you soon! !
The writing is good, and I believe everyone will benefit a lot from reading these insights into Tao and life, not just adding some strange insights.
Compared with the cookie-cutter characters and stories nowadays, the "The Most Way" series is a rare and exciting novel that I have read so far!
I've been watching it since the last Taoist priest. It's very good. I support the author.