The Heavenly Master
一代天师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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That's fantastic! I started reading "The Last Taoist Priest" in sixth grade and read it at least ten times. I never get tired of it. I support it!
I read "The Last Taoist Priest" first, then "The Story of the Taoist School," and finally this book, "A Generation of Celestial Masters." The writing is fluent and the structure is clear. In particular, the descriptions of Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, the Eight Trigrams, talismans, and incantations feel incredibly real.
This book is written in a very traditional, realistic and fluent style. I really like characters like Cha Wenbin, and I hope it will be carried forward and become better and better!
I initially stopped reading "The Story of the Taoist Cult" for a while, but when I reread it, I found it to be a very good book. I ended up reading about the last Taoist priest and the grandmaster. The book contains many philosophical insights worth pondering while reading. To paraphrase the author: "The martial world remains, and the bonds of friendship remain."
My writing skills aren't great, so I can't write a particularly amazing review. All I can say is that this is the best novel I've ever read, the one I'm most reluctant to miss a chapter of, and the one I'm most reluctant to see end, along with "The Story of the Taoist Sect," "The Last Taoist," and "A Generation of Celestial Masters." I hope the author can publish more and better novels. Keep it up!
The author's storytelling is quite strong, but his logical thinking and memory seem somewhat lacking, resulting in some disjointed plot points. It seems not everyone can write a large-scale story well. Perhaps when writing "The Last Taoist Priest," the author didn't intend to write a sequel, but readers were eagerly anticipating it, leading to "The Story of the Taoist Sect" which explains the…
I really enjoyed the trilogy and have finished it! A huge thank you to Xia Yi for creating such wonderful characters as Uncle Cha and Uncle Lou!! Every character you create is so unique and different! I loved it!! Hope to see you again!!
The writing is excellent, and these insights into Tao and life will surely benefit readers greatly, not just by gaining some unusual knowledge.
Compared to the monotonous characters and stories of today, the "The Way of the Sword" series is one of the most remarkable and exciting novels I have ever read!
I read it from the very last Taoist priest onwards; it's excellent. I support the author.