
The Qingwei Record of Evil Suppression
清微镇邪录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 581k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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265Chapters
95Reads · 30 days
72.2kReads · all time
6.6Score
16Listens
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This book is fantastic! It teaches many valuable lessons and touches on various aspects of human relationships in our country. Overall, it's excellent and promotes traditional Taoist thought. It's highly recommended and definitely worth reading; you won't be disappointed.
The author understands Yin and Yang, and the technique of combining the real and the illusory is quite good.
This book is very well written; the author is very knowledgeable, and much of it is based on factual accounts. However, it's a real shame that it ends so abruptly at the end.
It's a good book, but the ending is a bit disappointing! It felt like there was more to it. Why did it end like that? What a pity!
It's very inspiring. What does it matter if there's injustice in this world? I have my own path to uphold! Hopefully, the second part will be released soon.
I also want to become a Taoist priest, how do I find a master?
A wonderful book, a truly rare gem!
The book is excellent, and its content is related to the Qingwei Sect, but it is the orthodox Qingwei Sect, not the Xiushui Qingwei Sect.
That was brilliant! Is there no sequel?
Excellent enough