The Celestial Register of Mystical Insight
洞玄天箓
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 350k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- The Heavenly Ordained True Man天敕真人Alternate title on Fanqie
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Taoist Fiction Only. No Non-Taoist Stories
The Way of Spiritual Roots Is Ultimately a Minor Path; Traditional Cultivation Alone Leads to the Great Way
No spiritual-root fantasy. It’s too monotonous. I want traditional fantasy.
I Want Stories About Taoist Priests, Not Livestreaming. Everything Has to Be Livestreamed These Days, and I'm over It
Traditional Eastern Xianxia Novels
At least three million words. Ideally, the cultivation levels should be Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Transformation, Tribulation Transcendence, Great Ascension, and Immortal Ascension, followed by True Immortal and then godhood or something, with room to advance further.
Looking for Books About Genuine Taoist Priests, Written by Authors Who Really Know Their Classics and the Basics of the Different Schools
Looking for books like Traditional Martial Arts: Slacking Off Back in the Village? I’ll Train and Become a Martial Arts Saint. I want something written by an author who’s genuinely well-read in Daoist classics and knows their stuff. Don’t recommend anything written by someone who hasn’t done their homework. The protagonist shouldn’t be too young and should be mature-minded. If they’re too young and immature, I’m not interested...
Taoist Priest Novels With Deep Lore, the Underworld, and Heibai Wuchang, Ox-Head, and Horse-Face
Authentic Taoist Novels, No System, No Becoming a God
Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries
I'd like stories where the protagonist cultivates marvelous techniques by studying Daoist scriptures, or gains experience by fighting people with a certain kind of ability, such as in a trial dimension. Or where the protagonist thinks, “I can learn this divine ability,” and then actually does.
Any Novels About the Classic of Mountains and Seas and Orthodox Taoist Mythology? No Primordial Chaos Settings.
Looking for Books About Taoist Priests From Mount Longhu
Any Stories About Chinese Folk Deities, Like the Night Patrol God or the Latrine God?
Looking for Novels About Tiangang and Disha Divine Powers, Taoist Priests, No Female Lead or Romance
Novels similar to Jijiu's "The Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends" and "Ten Steps to Immortality."
Why Has Chinese Taoism Fallen so Far Behind Buddhism, Which Was Brought in from Abroad? Looking for Taoist Novels
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I Learned Ghost Hunting from the Black and White Impermanence
A Grain of Sand in the Immortal Sea
Long Night, Clear Fall
The True Immortal Path of Mount Shu
Urban Sun Patrol Envoy
The Daoist Patriarch
Born with an Immortal Spirit Body: I Somehow Became a Celestial Master of the Daoist Sect
Record of Immortal Destiny
Livestream: My Life Cultivating Immortality in the Countryside
The Tale of the Peaceful Daoist
The Feng Shui Taoist
From Little Taoist Novice to Grandmaster of the Taoist Order
I Transmigrated Back to Become a Taoist Priest
My Years of Catching Demons
Fate of the Qingyang Dao
Why Is My Group Chat Full of Daoist Patriarchs?
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The protagonist is a Taoist immortal, and to be honest, half of his body is under the emperor's control and the other half under the Jade Emperor's. He doesn't need to be so servile when he sees the emperor. The mere appearance of this character should send him into a state of shock, almost making him kneel. It really doesn't have to be that way, it really doesn't have to be, my dear author!
The writing style is similar to "72 Transformations of the Earthly Fiends," but it's still a bit immature compared to "72 Transformations of the Earthly Fiends," though it's considered top-notch within the Tomato category.
It's well written. The author should continue writing according to their own thoughts, instead of making the protagonist so violent.
The old-fashioned Xianxia genre
It's clear the author put in the effort to study Taoist scriptures, and the protagonist has strong moral values; this isn't a dark cultivation novel.
I think it's pretty good, it's just that there aren't many chapters right now 🥺
Absolutely fantastic! The plot and character development are superb. I can't get enough of it. Besides its many merits, I must say the author's writing skills are truly remarkable and rare. It's such a faithful recreation of ancient times, and such a captivating tale of a Taoist priest exorcising demons.
It's very good-looking and very realistic. It's been 10 days, what's wrong with the author? Why haven't they stopped writing?
So far, it looks pretty good.
The beginning was alright, but what exactly is an immortal? They've all become immortals, yet they lack real power, and I can't see any benefits. They haven't even shaken their bodies.