
Transmigrating to Become a Daoist God
穿越之道士成神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 492k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 21
Completed Masterpieces! No Amateurish Stories
Novels Where Cultivators Are Exposed to Ordinary People
Looking for Books About Genuine Taoist Priests, Written by Authors Who Really Know Their Classics and the Basics of the Different Schools
Looking for books like Traditional Martial Arts: Slacking Off Back in the Village? I’ll Train and Become a Martial Arts Saint. I want something written by an author who’s genuinely well-read in Daoist classics and knows their stuff. Don’t recommend anything written by someone who hasn’t done their homework. The protagonist shouldn’t be too young and should be mature-minded. If they’re too young and immature, I’m not interested...
Any Stories About a Taoist Priest Who Has a Taoist Temple?
Please! Any Space-Themed Novels Without a Female Lead?
Looking for books like *Interstellar: The Soft and Fluffy Bunny Has Shocked the Whole Internet Again*. I just suddenly felt like reading one, but please don't recommend anything about the Zerg. I'm a little afraid of bugs and, for some reason, just can't handle them. And please, no apocalypse settings either.
The Heavens Stretch Far and Wide; May the Dao Flourish Evermore. Fellow Daoists, I'm Out of Books. Please Recommend Taoist Stories
Looking for books like The Mage Is Unmatched.
Novels About Summoning Gods With Edicts, Incantations, Daoist Mantras, and Taoist Priests
Looking for a Story About a Modern Taoist Priest Who Receives a Taoist Ordination and Transmigrates to Another World to Cultivate Immortality
I'm looking for books like *The Leader of the Mystic Sect: I Become the Patriarch in Both Worlds*.
The Protagonist Is a Taoist Priest, No Flirting and No Female Lead
Ancient Taoist Novels, Bring Them On
Ancient setting, Taoist priests
Taoist Priest System Stories
System + Taoist priest + building up a Taoist temple
Are There Really So Few Chinese Taoist Priests Left?
Request: Taoist Novels from the Late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China
The Male Lead Is an Ancient Taoist Priest: No Nonsense, No Dragging Things Out, Just One Word: Cool
#Handsome
The Protagonist Is a Taoist Priest Who Travels to Different Horror Movie Worlds
The protagonist cultivates Daoist arts and travels through the worlds of various horror movies.
Taoist Priest (Celestial Master) + System
Urban fantasy, or Uncle Jiu stories. Even better if they combine the two.
Taoists and Taoist Temples, with No Female Lead or Just One
The setting doesn't matter, and a System is optional
Looking for a Modern Supernatural Story With a Taoist Protagonist Who Uses Thunder Magic
Transmigrating to Ancient Times to Become a Taoist Priest
Transmigrates to ancient times with cultivation powers, and the emperor finds out
This Old Taoist Has Been Mad for Decades. Now the Nation Is in Peril, So He's Emerged Into the World. Looking for Taoist Novels
I'm looking for books like *Blazing Heavenly Master: Heaven Is Unfeeling, and All Things Are Mere Straw Dogs*.
A Novel About Returning to Ancient Times to Become a Taoist Priest
Stories where the protagonist uses a System or ultra-modern technology to make himself look impressive.
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This book takes Taoist priests as the main line and writes about Taoist priests' actions in punishing evil and promoting good. The book has a strong Chinese element. From the title to the props used to the language features, Li Ji made me feel the power of the country's prosperity. Every era needs heroes like this. , Maybe calling him a god is too exaggerated, but as a pioneer of an era, leading millions of soldiers to charge into battle against the enemy, only today and tomorrow of the descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties are possible. The reason why people respect a person is because he is worthy of respect. I would like to shout with him "Long live the military advisor!"
This is the shortest time travel story I have ever read. Although the story is short, it is more exciting!
Using time travel as a big framework, endless topics can be included; and if you go back in time and become a clergy, wouldn't it be a sad and happy thing? It's good to have magic, but it's so sad that you don't have to think about things in the world. From the perspective of Li Ji, a teenage boy, going back in time and becoming a little beggar is not something to be thankful for. However, character development plans are like this. From nothing to starting from scratch, the game is fun, and when you come to the Taoist temple, you can start a new life.
If they were all novels like this, how could I be short of books?
Time travel is an unavoidable issue in the Chinese literary world. This time we follow the author directly into the world of time travel. This time we time travel and become a Taoist priest. In previous lives, we may have traveled through time to become a monk or a monk, but in this life, we have become a Taoist priest with high magical power. The author uses extremely delicate description methods to depict the Taoist priest's specific process of cultivating immortality, which makes people have to wonder whether the author is really engaged in things related to cultivating immortality. The story is short but very exciting.
A lively yet enjoyable martial arts masterpiece. The unintentional reincarnation turned the little beggar into a Taoist priest with peerless martial arts. He overcame obstacles and gained gains along the way, and finally achieved a peak life that is unmatched in ancient and modern times. In this novel, the author creatively substitutes romance, reasoning, drama and other elements into traditional martial arts, and embeds his own philosophy of life, reflecting his unique thinking on Chinese society. It is thought-provoking and endlessly memorable.
Is this the end? It feels like there will be a sequel, come on!
This book combines elements of history, fantasy and adventure, and is full of imagination and creativity. This is a time-travel novel that mainly tells the story of the protagonist traveling through time and space to ancient times, becoming a Taoist priest and cultivating himself to become a god. This book combines elements of fantasy, fairy tales and history, bringing readers a journey full of imagination and adventure, making people intoxicated in the mysterious Taoist culture and the world of fairy tales. By reading this book, readers can immerse themselves in a mysterious and fantastic world and experience the protagonist's growth and adventure.
What makes me most confused about this book is that in the West, there is no such thing as "brother" or "uncle". Those titles are all due to blood relationships.
The writing style of this book is humorous, the writing is smooth, and the characters are vividly drawn. It reminds me of "Celebrating More Than Years", which also has this relaxed and funny style. The protagonist Li Ji's encounters are very interesting, especially his complaints about Wang Dahu, which are really funny. I feel like this book will be very interesting, and I look forward to the plot development later on!