The Way of the Great Dao

Finally, I persisted in reading it and gave it a five-point praise. I mainly gave this book about the interpretation of Buddhism and Taoism and the use of poetry. The author's literary skills are still very high, which is much better than the average novice novel. There are probably two main reasons why this book has a low rating. First, the protagonist is suppressed too much, which makes the readers unhappy, but they can see the gradual maturity of the protagonist's character. Second, there are too many historical war plots interspersed in it, which makes readers who like cultivating immortals disappointed. It is not easy to write a book. This book is worth calming down and reading carefully. I also wish the author to write more exciting works.

I don't know why this book has such a low rating. The author writes it very seriously, and he also goes step by step when it comes to spiritual practice. He is very knowledgeable about true spiritual practice. Maybe it's not an invincible funny article, so I don't like it that much?

It's rare to find that the author of this novel has good foundation and laid out the foreshadowing well, which is reasonable and reasonable. The poems and prose in it are impossible to write without some background. Among the three schools of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, I prefer Zen, and I have a deep understanding of Buddhism. The sixteen wonderful views also gave me a lot of room for imagination. A slight regret is that the writing style of the two Han Dynasties and the metaphysics of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, which were popular in the context at that time, was a little too simple. I foolishly think that Zen Buddhism can be described as the Chineseization of Buddhism, and that Chinese culture still needs to go back to the roots and create new ones. From Lin Xiyimeng who came in modern times, to Lin Fan Dingfan who traveled back to the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Perhaps the main ideas can be better learned from the New Confucianism of the Song and Ming dynasties, which was absorbed from the three schools of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, or from Yangmingxin, which went back to the roots and opened up new ones. Thanks again to the author for bringing me this wonderful story.

It's well written, the ending is a bit quick, the author has good writing skills, and has some knowledge of history. I like it very much.

It is no longer a novel about fighting and killing. It has more Chinese elements and an understanding of Buddhism and Taoism. It has been well received.

This book's narration of that chaotic history is perfectly timed with the plot, and the novel does not feel like fiction. There are very few books that can choose to tell about chaotic times, and the author has really put in a lot of effort!

This book is very well written

It's good-looking, and the concept is novel. It's easy to read at first glance, and I'll wait for the plot to be printed later.

The rhythm connection is great, the plot design is reasonable, and the logical thinking is clear! Absolutely top-notch work!

I wanted it to be four and a half stars, but it's not a perfect work. Forget it, I can't give this review half a star.