I Came to the Temple in Search of Immortality

Words fail me; all I can say is that it's perfect for readers with a calm and focused mind. Those who enjoy fast-paced, action-packed novels might not appreciate it. This book beautifully portrays cultivation as a journey of enlightenment within the mortal world, unlike the simplistic approach of immortal cultivation where breakthroughs are difficult without resources.

It's a great read, just my style. It's similar to "Rotten Chessboard" in that genre. I really like this kind of casual cultivation story. Keep up the good work, author! 😊

The author's book is quite good, hurry up and write, stop commenting here, hurry up and write!

A very good book. It's short, but reading this kind of simple novel in this unfamiliar place, with its complex emotions, is very comforting. As someone who has just left home, reading this brings a sense of peace. Life doesn't need dramatic ups and downs; small happiness is hidden in the ordinary.

It's good, the genre is refreshing, it has the mind of an enlightened person, whether in the world or in the world, one follows one's heart, and all causes and effects are encountered according to fate.

Similar to but slightly different from *The Chess Master's Tale*, this book retains the art style of *The Chess Master's Tale*, featuring many captivating characters. While reading, you'll find each character feels incredibly lifelike, possessing the "three-piece set of luck" (sword, fox, and dragon king) to encounter city gods, land gods, and enlightened beings. It's definitely worth taking the time to read.

A peaceful state of mind, unbiased and impartial, is essential. Extreme and intense passion and combativeness, as well as excessive negativity and despondency, are all undesirable, carrying a hint of demonic influence. Demonic influence manifests as selfishness and evil. A peaceful state of mind embodies the Doctrine of the Mean, which allows one to remain invincible.

The protagonist of this book naturally exudes an ethereal aura, just like the immortals in my mind. The author's writing is also very good, but the classical Chinese style makes it a bit difficult to read. I am really looking forward to the later plot.

Do you know why I gave it five stars? It's because your classical Chinese is truly excellent. Luckily, I'm great at classical Chinese, so I can translate most of it. Therefore, I encourage you to continue writing in classical Chinese; I believe in you. Keep it up!

I'd give it 5 stars. It's my type. Keep up the good work, author!