The Struggles of a Taoist Priest
一个道士的奋斗
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- Completed
- Length
- 504k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Brother, please add another chapter, just one. I will never touch this thing again, brother. I really feel so uncomfortable. Please, I am obedient. I will give you whatever you want. Just update me a little more. It feels like there are ants crawling in my body now. It is difficult for me to breathe now. I can't stand it anymore. Brother, please update it for me. The last time, I swear, it is really the last time. Brother, please update another chapter. It always feels like it's almost over.
A relatively traditional and classic Taoist novel, in which people are promoted to immortal officials based on their merits and virtues. It is unsystematic and highly readable. The author's writing style is good and worth reading!
I like this style of modern Taoism very much. The smooth fighting scenes are very enjoyable, the rigorous Taoist knowledge, and the occasional funny and inappropriate moments make me laugh. Come on, author, wait for me to study the reward function. Is there any book club group?
A solid, down-to-earth writing style, a grand yet rigorous worldview like a ritual, and a profound Taoist alternative way of popularizing science knowledge. A non-heavy, non-conventional introduction to the Beidi faction A kind of context that is not joking and does not think outside the box A kind of humor that keeps up with the world and does not embarrass people with strong stereotypes. A different perspective, based on an author's own view of things, gives the flavor of this book. In a word, a great book!
It's well written. Come and support me. If you have the opportunity, welcome to Wanshou Palace, Yonghe Town, Liuyang City, Hunan Province [please take a closer look]
The book is very good, the plot has ups and downs, and the protagonist is very skilled in martial arts but inevitably makes mistakes. It's not an invincible novel, it's a hero with three gangs, and finally he takes his whole family to the sky, and it has a happy ending. All in all it is worth seeing. The disadvantage is that it is too short [laughs awkwardly]
It's well written, most of the exposition is fine, the plot has ups and downs, and there are a lot of funny clips, which makes me constantly wonder if the author really went to Luotian Dajiao [sneery laugh] [sneak laugh] [sneak laugh]
Quite interesting. After reading books about immortality and Taoism for so many years, I am lucky to still see such a book with novel ideas, interesting plots and strong human touch. It is also the strength of the author.
I never expected that this book would receive such a low rating. This book has a clear structure, smooth writing, distinctive characters, and is funny but not vulgar. It can be said to be a breath of fresh air among Taoist books. Without a system, there would be no harem of three thousand beauties. I rarely review books, but this time I really feel inspired by it. I highly recommend it!
It is a rare and good article with details and stories. Zhengbenqingyuan also allows everyone to understand part of the true Taoist culture.