
Taoist Temple: Exposed as a Fraud from the Start
道观:开局就被打假了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 431k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
The Beast-Taming Era: A Plan to Raise Empresses of All Races
Honghuang: I Became a Sage by Reading Books
The Struggle for Power: I Slay Gods with My Left Hand and Punish Men with My Right
I Awaken the Supreme Demon Body, Yet You Want Me to Be the Orthodox Divine Son
Investiture of the Gods: I Just Want to Be Born, Why Is It So Hard?
Dynasty Building: Betrothed from the Start and Made an Idle Prince
Honghuang: The Chief Disciple of the Jie School, Spokesperson for Humanity
In booklists 13
Taoist Fiction Only. No Non-Taoist Stories
Where Can I Find Books About Taoism and the Xuanmen Tradition?
Looking for books similar to The Primordial World: From the Start, I Chose All Defense, and Hongjun Was Stunned. No overpowered protagonists, please. I want one who lives in seclusion within the Daoist sect.
A Male Lead from Taoism or Confucianism, a Gentleman Scholar Who Cultivates Righteous Qi, Any of These Will Do
For example, the male lead could be a Taoist priest from Wudang Mountain, or a gentleman from an academy.
Taoist Temple Novels
Something where the protagonist lives in a Taoist temple.
A Single Marriage Certificate, Reported to Heaven Above and the Underworld Below, Submitted to the Nine Heavens
Kung Fu Is a Killing Art: Chinese Martial Arts and Feng Yuxiu
In a Parallel World, There Are Evil Spirits and Jiangshi, but No Cultivation Schools. Only Modern Weapons Can Be Used, While Taoism Spreads Its Teachings
Any Novels About Taoist Temples or Taoist Priests Doing Sign-Ins?
Nothing too brainless or harem-like, please.
A Taoist Priest or Monk Bound to Both a Temple and a Taoist Monastery
Someone transmigrates into a body or wanders into a Taoist temple or Buddhist monastery, and happens to activate a System and get bound to it.
Has Our Vast China Really Gotten to the Point Where Barely Any Taoist Priests Remain?
A Handsome Taoist Male Lead Who Livestreams Fortune-Telling and Runs a Taoist Temple
Why Has Chinese Taoism Fallen so Far Behind Buddhism, Which Was Brought in from Abroad? Looking for Taoist Novels
Recommend Any Good Books!
I've really gotten tired of the same old things lately and hit a reading slump. I can't get into anything. Please recommend some good books! Any genre is fine!
In same booklists
Livestream: There’s a Taoist Temple on My Mountain
The Last Descendant of the Taoist School
Invincible Heavenly Master: You Can’t Escape My Karma
From the Start, It Begins with Fortune-Telling
Living at a Taoist Temple, Streaming My Laid-Back Life
The Daoist Patriarch
I'm a Purple-Robed Heavenly Master, and You Want Me to Fight Superstition?
Urban: From the Start, I Got a Taoist Temple Livestream Room
I'll Come Clean: This Daoist Really Is Cultivating Immortality
Why Is My Group Chat Full of Daoist Patriarchs?
The Strongest Heavenly Master: I Built a True Immortal Temple
The All-Powerful Taoist: My Livestream Takes the Nation by Storm
I Found a Daoist Sect in Another World
Livestream: My Life Cultivating Immortality in the Countryside
The Two-Thousand-Year-Old Taoist Priest
Huaxia Taoist Academy
Martial Arts? I Don't Know Any, but I Can Wield a Flying Sword
I Asked You to Spread Taoism, and You Became an Immortal?
You Said You Were a Fake Taoist Master, So What’s with All Those Thunderbolts?
Horror World: Who Let the Taoist Priest In?
Reader comments 49
Google Translate
























































Not bad, not bad. After borrowing it, I, the old Taoist, broke through a minor realm. But towards the end, suddenly there was a "click," and the yellow button caused my blood and qi to surge, creating a mental demon. *Cough, cough, cough cough*
My new book is now available! I hope you'll all come and read it! Thank you all for your support! I see that everyone is very interested in whether there is no female lead or only one female lead, so I've created a topic poll. You can choose one, and I'll listen to everyone's opinions!
I prefer novels with a single female lead or no female lead at all, which is why I gave it four stars. As for the writing style, I personally think it's pretty good. It's just that I can't stand the overly polite Hu Xiaoxiao. That's why I dropped the book.
Why do I feel like he's a monk rather than a Taoist priest? Taoist priest: Believe it or not, if you don't believe me, get lost. Immortal: You can come whenever you want, and not come whenever you want, so what?
It's a great show, and I hope there's a female lead. After all, the path to immortality is too lonely for one person. Sigh, I'm not watching anymore. Seeing the Xia Kingdom reminds me of the time when the Song, Jin, and Xia dynasties stood in a tripartite balance of power.
Wow, the protagonist at the beginning seemed a bit immature and didn't fit my image of a Taoist, but after the first part of the story, I understood the author's philosophy. The author clearly has a deep understanding of Taoism, making this novel better than most Taoist novels. The protagonist gradually aligns with my image of a Taoist later on; different paths lead to the same destination.
It's good, there are some interesting points, and it's more interesting than some novels that rely on ranking manipulation.
The author has a good understanding of Taoism, and the plot is appropriate.
Not bad, at least better than some.
The writing is quite good, and the book is rich in Taoist content. A careful reading reveals a unique charm.