Hidden Away in the City, the Taoist Temple Is Worth 300 Million

I have met real masters who are very interested in mysterious people and things! This book is about urban martial arts cultivation. The style is rigorous but not rigid. The imagination based on reality and the content are rich and detailed. I like them all. Come on! Although there is a saying that I am a fairy and another is a poison, it cannot be denied that this is a great book! Everyone has the dream of being a fairy. The author uses solid basic skills and a rigorous attitude to organically combine ideals and reality, science and immortality, making him unique. This book is like a mirror, allowing people to see their own shortcomings and spurring you to forge ahead, which will bring you boundless merit!

The author obviously has a lot of attainments in the understanding of Taoist culture, but he does not stick to the stereotypes of Taoism that outsiders have, which is the most attractive! As a novel, the regret is that the author's writing skills have not yet reached a comprehensive and satisfactory state. Overall, it's pretty good and worth checking out!

There is a saying that the author's point of view in this book is very novel. It is different from the mystery of traditional cultivation. He uses a modern scientific point of view to analyze the content of the mystery test. I admire the author's logic and imagination. The preservation is rigorous while also taking into account the refreshing feeling of the novel. The author's writing style is also quite good. , This book is not suitable for readers who like refreshing articles. They will find the writing weird and make you think about this and that after reading a book. After you read novels for a few more years, you will find that novels that can make you think are good. To be honest, those refreshing articles can be guessed after reading the beginning.

Some people may find it boring and more popular science, but coupled with the plot, it is still very fascinating. I know a little bit about the science side, but at least the author on the metaphysics side has a broad knowledge, and even seems to have studied it systematically.

After Chapter 53, after Sanqi made a fortune on Xiaoruan, she quickly became a side character on the side of the road, and the plot got better. After seeing the latest chapter, I can confirm that there is no female protagonist. The protagonist has many cycles of overturning and becoming stronger, as well as matryoshka-like world-ending disasters, which is not very exciting. But I have a good idea, and I can control the level of force in the world well, and the plot will not go crazy [laughter]

I've read it 1/10 of the time. The author is really attentive and the logic is amazing! I don't know how it is at the back, but I feel that the front should be at least 9.3 Or above! Although some fragments use Taoist knowledge on hydrology, it doesn't work without water, otherwise we won't know the origin of the ability. I love reading novels that develop your own abilities, have self-consistent logic, and are very realistic! Come on, I'll see what happens next!

Personally, I feel that the score is a bit low. The author has a great imagination. He wrote a great story about scientific cultivation, and the character creation is also very good. The protagonist walked out on his own path of cyber cultivation based on Taoist theory and modern science. There is a part of the content in the middle that is a little boring. I feel that the writing may be slightly poor. However, the story of the protagonist after building the foundation feels great. It is a great work. I hope the author will keep it up.

Let cultivation start from metaphysics and let cultivation be based on physics. It is very well written. It is the first such practical cultivation system. Among so many books, this is the only one that can explain the cultivation system from a scientific perspective. Many others are under the guise of science and use concepts. The subject matter suspended in the air is like duckweed without roots and cannot withstand scrutiny. This book completely combines scientific knowledge with the cultivation system from the basics. It is really good.

A very interesting book. The author is trying to do something and prove something. He seems to be a very contradictory person.

There was a lot of nonsense in the front, so my grades were poor. The later part is okay, it has the logic and content of cultivating immortality through technology, which is in line with the title of the book.

The author has a great imagination, but we readers can't understand the words in Taoist classics. It's a bit tiring for working people, but if you read it without these, you will think that this scientific cultivation is not logical~~The plot is not bad. Come on update

Your writing is very interesting, but updates are a bit slow. Nowadays, online articles rarely make me want to finish it, but this book made me want to finish it, and I read it in one sitting. Being so picky, I would give you 9 out of 10. It has great potential.

Overall, I think it's good. Although some of it is old-fashioned, the look and feel is okay. The author's style is as solid and informative as ever. Reading it gives you the pleasure of knowledge passing through your mind, which is fun and not nerve-wracking.

The book is still very interesting. You need to relax to read it. The plot advances slowly and the story unfolds slowly. I can only say that this book is not good-looking. I can only say that this book has a different style from the mainstream climax, with a climax in three chapters and a reversal in two chapters.

The writing is actually good, but some of the turns are too abrupt. This book is actually a bit like a book with multiple protagonists. But the protagonist has a halo bonus, but it feels a bit broken. The protagonist is in dire straits twice in the middle and later stages of the book, so that descriptions focusing on the protagonist are largely and moderately lacking. If the author had changed, it might have been a disaster. Overall, the story line is okay, and the features of scientific cultivation are outstanding. If it weren't for the sense of fragmentation of the protagonist in the middle and later stages, the masterpiece would not be ranked, and the masterpiece is definitely guaranteed. The overall evaluation score is 8-8.5, Which is a rare novel of good quality.

Very interesting scientific cultivation of immortality, Luo Ji is self-consistent, author, how do you put metaphysics and science together and still think it makes sense [Cool][Cool][Cool][Cool][Cool] I'm convinced

It is very inspiring for novels about cultivating immortals and is worth reading by many authors. I enjoyed reading the recent chapters, but the plot moved a bit too fast. Daxian should pay attention to control the pacing better.

I read Chapter 25 and found it calm and quiet. It was quite good. Unlike other Taoist novels, either there were ghosts to fight when something happened, or some young man or someone looking for trouble suddenly appeared within two chapters. I felt impetuous, and I liked it. I loved reading it.

Popular science literacy about "Tao", you deserve to have it

A great setting with rigorous logic. Discuss the possibility of cultivating immortality based on science. Characterization and plot description are relatively weak.

Normally I don't comment at this time, unless it's particularly bad, but when I saw the score is so low, I gave it five stars to cheer you up. This book is not a good read, nor is it a high-paced brain-burning read, nor is it a sweet read. Anyway, I quite like it, it's my cup of tea.

Yes, the new book did not disappoint me. I thought it was another cliché, but quite novel.

After reading half of it, this book is suitable for those who already have a certain foundation in alchemy. After all, many things have been lost in the long river of history. The author has more professional knowledge, but the characters lack mainstream needs. But I will continue to watch [thinking]

The setting of this book is really good, and it can be seen that the author has a deep understanding of Taoism. It's just that the character setting of Xiao Ruan is a bit broken. I almost gave up the book when I read it at the beginning, but the description and settings at the back are really awesome.

It's very interesting to sink in and watch. Although there are many settings, it is necessary to combine it with the plot.

It explains some of the origins of Taoism relatively clearly, and uses a pseudo-technical writing method to write the novel. The content is novel, the storyline is unique, and it is quite interesting. From birth to death in one thought, from birth to death for a hundred years, twists and turns add up to many things, just for the excitement of life, life does not bring about death, the human nature in the middle shows all kinds of things, whatever you want and go against your will is all drama, why be afraid of bitterness, joy, sourness and sweetness. All lies and lies are false, the story of life and death is between five fingers [laughs]

The framework of the revised book is reasonable, the content is exciting, and the logic is not clear. It is in line with my interests. I forget that the author can maintain the status quo and strive to make further progress in the future content.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I found that I had read some books of the same type, all of which were about mutual verification and understanding of the supernatural and science. In comparison, this book was too bland.

Friends who like Taoism can take a look. There are many interesting things on it.

The logic is self-consistent and seemingly reasonable nonsense, which is still more interesting.