
I Guard the Realm with My Dao
吾以吾道守山河
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 349k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Looking for Books About Genuine Taoist Priests, Written by Authors Who Really Know Their Classics and the Basics of the Different Schools
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This is absolutely true; you can learn a great deal from it. Brother, you are truly compassionate. I recall taking refuge at Xishan Wanshou Palace 20 years ago. A brother there taught me about meditation, but perhaps because I was young then, I entered this treasure mountain without finding the gate, and I never truly understood. Therefore, I was never ordained.
It feels good. I like this sense of righteousness. There are no clichéd plots of ruthless and vicious characters who pretend to be weak to deceive others. The novel itself has a good theme.
Finally, a proper Taoist novel! It's excellent, keep it up!!!
The Taoist priest wrote this; it's really professional.
Compared to typical Taoist novels, this one is top-notch in both detail and the use of talismans, spells, and incantations.
Compassion, compassion. This is a treasure of a book; I've read more than half of it before writing my review. Many of the technical spells are incomprehensible, but they are captivating. The plot is tightly woven, the writing is fluent, and some scenes are even accompanied by beautiful illustrations. It truly is a gem. Looking back at the title now, I can't help but feel a deep sense of respect.
The Taoist priest is compassionate. He is popularizing Taoist culture, which is unknown to many ordinary people. Keep it up!!!
Although we live in a time of peace, we are always silently protected by outstanding individuals like Daoist masters who inherit the essence of Chinese culture. They shine brightly in unseen corners, safeguarding the nation's destiny, protecting the people's livelihood, and embodying the Great Dao—a blessing for our generation. Those who offend China, no matter how far away, will be punished! ... May the Qi of the heavens be vast and boundless, and may our Dao flourish ever more!
I know the author is actually a Taoist priest, right? ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧😏
I really enjoyed this novel. The details of Taoist ordination, incantations, hand gestures, and spiritual purification are described very realistically. The writing is fluent and natural, and the plot is full of twists and turns. It's very professional; only someone from within Taoism could write something like this.