
Maoshan Taoist Arts
茅山术
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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I've been interested in Taoism since childhood, but I didn't know where to find a master. The author mentioned the Taoist Association several times in the book, so I thought I'd try going there to see if a Taoist priest could recommend a suitable master. So, I excitedly went to the "Guangdong Provincial Taoist Association," located at Room 508, Liulong Building, Liulong Road, Guangzhou.
It's so good, so good, so good! The more I look at it, the more I want to watch. It's so good, I watch it every day.
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Great! The atmosphere is wonderful, I really enjoy listening to it. Author, please update soon! 🥰🥰🥰
This book is well-written, and the audio reading is excellent. Five stars!
From the beginning, the way it was presented was quite good; it was an article I liked.
The premise is well-developed and not particularly unrealistic. Unlike some Taoist novels where the characters suddenly embark on a journey to immortality, this one doesn't have that problem. I'd like to ask if ordinary people can draw talismans? I was drawing talismans on scrap paper when I was bored in class, and after I finished drawing them, I crossed them out. Then I inexplicably caught a cold, and it's been more than half a month and I still haven't gotten better. What's going on?
Yes, it's exactly the kind of story I wanted to see; the plot is quite good.
The content feels incredibly realistic, and the plot is great, but is it based on real experiences? (A small doubt in my mind, I hope you don't mind.)
It's so good, why are there so few viewers?