The Little Taoist of Green Mountain

I personally highly recommend this book. The large number of spell applications and easy-to-learn knowledge explanations in the book are not written by consulting the data, but must be learned by the author himself. The section of Yao Qing's discussion on Taoism seems to be an answer to the 12 Taoist friends, but it is actually to solve the doubts of us mortals. The author also talked about the views of Chinese and Western medicine, and the traitors in domestic textbooks, and I deeply agree with them. The most awesome thing is: when it comes to the cultivation of the five immortals, how to open up the two channels of Ren and Du, the description of hell, and the narration of the names of the officials in hell, you can know that the author is definitely an awesome person, and people will worship him! After reading this book, I can no longer stand other similar novels with a touch of literary creation. Because what is said is not as thorough as the author's, and there is no such real output of knowledge points. I highly recommend this book and prepare to read it a second time!

This book gave me the feeling from beginning to end of a realistic novel about the author's own personal experience. Of course, there must be some exaggeration in the middle, but everything about Taoism in it will make you feel very real, including fortune telling, Feng Shui, palmistry, spells, praying to gods, and more. There are detailed personnel information about the underworld, etc., Which makes me want to become a disciple. Although there are many professional terms that we ordinary people cannot understand, the storyline is very immersive. The only shortcoming is that the chapters are too short and not enough to read. I hope the author will publish more soon. (Highly recommended for those who like Taoist culture).

To be honest, it's so exciting. The more you read about it, the more exciting it gets. It feels like it's true. However, some of the stories seem a bit detached from reality. I just feel a little strange, but I don't know what is strange. But the spells and so on are written too clearly. [Laughing][laughing][laughing] Update soon! ! ! ! ! I have read Chapter 337, and my understanding of the Tao is almost incomprehensible, with a comprehensive depth and breadth. Disdain all Taoist literature of the same type, whether it is professionalism, understanding, anatomy of human nature, criticism of society, or mapping of reality and stories.

The content is horrifying and the plot is not scary, but permeating! ! ! The ghost hunting techniques are too real and simple! (Unlike other articles of the same type, it is far away from the worry of Taoism.) Feng Shui divination has its own professional explanation! (I will tell you clearly and listen clearly, and it will be based on Feng Shui.) Each little story and ghost rumor has its origin and cause. As well as Taoist formulas, hand tactics, and magical tools, there are endless. [No system, no stretching, traditional Taoist priests catching articles,] [Like][Like][Like] Friends who see it will comment a lot, which makes the author more motivated to write [laughing]. With such a real ghost story, how would we watch it if it wasn't written?

I am an out-and-out otaku. I learned about this book from a short video platform because I was curious about metaphysics. Once I got into it, I couldn't get out of it. I didn't dare to read it all except the incantations. I didn't even miss the comments from every book friend. After nearly a month of immersed in reading, I finally finished reading it. Whether it is from the annotations or the author's readers' replies, we can see the author's sincerity to readers. Some people wanted pictures, so the author added pictures. Some people thought the author had too many questions and was verbose, so the author tried to speed up the progress and kept the word count down. He is really a super serious and super sincere author. The story is said to be adapted from a true story, but it is not boring and fascinating to read, and the interspersed with practical knowledge is also appropriate and beneficial. It is simply a perfect substitute for readers. Just when you are wondering what this is, the author will give you popular science next, which is very suitable for lazy people. The content is full of flesh and blood, with laughter and tears. I am impressed by the friendship between the brothers and their family and country, and I am also infected by their brotherhood, master-disciple relationship. Although when I posted the review, my mood was still stuck on the last few chapters, but overall, this book refers to a good book worth reading, and it is recommended.

It's a great book, but it's a pity it's not popular enough yet. In this book, I think the biggest highlight is the popularization of knowledge, which allows ordinary people like us to have a better understanding of Taoism, and some of the knowledge is also useful in life (such as ghosts on the bed, etc.). The book's understanding of the world, views on life, and worldliness have all benefited people a lot. Of course, the storyline of this book is also very attractive and the characters are well created. I hope the author will continue to work hard, as gold will always shine, and this book will definitely become popular and be read by more people.

This is the real Taoist literature! ! ! The more you look at the back, the more professional you become! ! !

Although the language is not so gorgeous, the sentences are fascinating and made me immersed in the scene, as if I could become a "little Taoist priest" to exorcise ghosts in the next second. The storyline is complete and down-to-earth, and the sense of substitution is also strong, so there can be more scenes where the senior brother appears to exorcise ghosts. Can I form seals to drive away bad luck when I walk at night in the future? "This ghost has black air all over his body, and stares at us with a cold face. He has a big hooked nose on his face, his eyes are narrowed into slits, and black air seems to be coming out of his closed mouth, nose and ears. From his throat to his belly button, his abdomen and chest are completely open, opening and closing, as if he is breathing..."

I have read more than half of it. It is very interesting and exciting. There is a lot of Taoist knowledge in it, which is an eye-opener for those of us who like metaphysics. The mantras in it are quite real. Although there is a storyline in it, it feels very natural after reading it. It is not as unreal as some Taoist-themed novels. It is a very good book.

It's really, really true. It's like the author's own autobiography. Reading this book made me realize a lot of things I didn't know. It shocked me very much. It expanded my knowledge. It's also very interesting and humorous. I really like this book. I really hope the author will continue writing. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like ][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]