Cultivation Is a Philosophy
修仙是门哲学
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 96k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Immortality! I Want the Ultimate Immortal Vibe, a Book Truly Worth the Word “Immortal”
What is the purpose of seeking immortality and the Dao? It is for eternal life! It is for walking the Great Dao, for reaching the summit of the Great Dao!
The Protagonist Is Among the First to Awaken, Hides It, and Plays the Pig to Eat the Tiger
Quiet and Engaging, Best Read with Some Thought
I've read most novels already.
Discovering a Divine Book
Real Cultivation! Cruel and Dark, with Characters Who Stop at Nothing to Achieve Their Goals!
Looking for books like The Old Snake’s Tale of Cultivation (The Old Snake’s Tale of Cultivation!).
Books That Can Change Your Outlook on Life
Are there any books that can help me feel calm and change my outlook? I'm on vacation at home right now and feeling especially restless, and it's affecting my mental health a bit. I want to read something that can help me develop a healthy outlook on life and the world. Please, fellow readers!
Books That Teach You Real Skills
Packed With Practical Tips: A Comprehensive Study Guide
I Don't Believe Tomato Has Any Masterpieces with Deep Ideas, Epic Scope, and a Grand, Sweeping Feel
I still haven't found a novel like this.
Books That Teach You Something Without Being Boring!
I want to learn, but I don’t want anything dull and boring!
Stories Based on Real Life and Personal Experiences
Something based on the author's personal experiences, or a real-life autobiography.
True Gems Recommended by Lifelong Bookworms
Looking for stories like The People Who Came and Went Through My Life. A genuinely good book.
Traditional Cultivation Novels Focused on Qi Refining and Foundation Establishment
A proper Qi Refining and Foundation Establishment cultivation novel. Please recommend some completed ones. I prefer finished works.
Deep, Thought-Provoking Stories That Feel Like Masterpieces
Something like "The Three-Body Problem", for example.
Any 10.0-Rated Masterpieces?
A masterpiece! Could some expert share it? 😭
Looking for Novels Written by True Cultivators
I've read too many novels! Is there one written by a real cultivator? I mean a genuine one.
Any Stories with a Protagonist Who’s Calm and Clear-Headed, Without a Violent Temper?
I'm looking for books similar to Cultivators Versus Superpowers. After reading novels, anime, and movies for so long, I've noticed that protagonists usually go from good to evil, yet their high abilities aren't matched by an equally developed state of mind. Are there any protagonists who go from evil to good and have a highly cultivated state of mind?
New Writers, Come On In
It's so upsetting to keep seeing the stats barely change. The reader count doesn't go up at all, and there isn't a single comment. Hardly anyone reads the whole book, and by the last chapter, almost no one is still reading. New authors, let's support one another.
New Book Swap and Support
Hey, fellow newbie! Let's help each other out.
Recommendations for Novels That Can Rightly Be Called Classics
Guys, please recommend some books!
Books with Advice You Can Use in Real Life
Not that kind of story. I mean something that's purely explanatory and analytical, or written exceptionally well, like "Capital".
Highbrow Literary Works
Are there any novels you could write about in an essay, or novels that are biographies of famous people?
A Divine Book Should Not Lie Beneath the Dust, Hidden Away From the World
A Book That Really Opens Your Eyes
Looking for something like "A True Record of Changing One's Fate". It's a very practical book on metaphysics, with detailed explanations. The author presents many of its concepts with such a witty style that it feels like a sudden burst of insight, clearing everything up.
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The author must be a cultivator, right? 🤔 This book is not suitable for the general public because ordinary people simply cannot understand it... Only true spiritual practitioners can understand the stories in this book. Each story in the book explores the philosophy of life that one has come to understand. Each story leads to insights into spiritual practice and philosophical questions.
Do you believe that cultivating immortality exists in reality? If it existed, what would you think cultivation of immortality would be like? Is true cultivation of immortality the same as depicted in fantasy novels? In reality, the cultivation of immortality may surpass fantasy novels, and may even be more wondrous than those novels...
Why are humans born with greed, anger, and ignorance? Why does enlightenment require understanding? Why are those who don't believe told they will have another opportunity, which they may miss forever? I thought enlightenment was merely spiritual; how can it influence the real world? I hope you can answer these questions. So far, I believe this is a myth. I think these philosophies of life, at best, can make one's mind clear, but they won't have any other effect.
The story is wonderful, but I don't fully understand it yet. Could the author give some pointers on what to do when feeling lost? I'm a senior in high school, about to take the college entrance exam, and my grades are terrible. I might not be able to go to university in reality. But in my freshman year, I was one of the top students.
Explosive! The solitary bird of prey, so independent, has been so since time immemorial. How can any square or garden encompass it all? Who among those with different paths can live in harmony? Even if this novel is fictional, its stories offer valuable insights. I admit I came to Tomato Books for entertainment, but I never expected to encounter such a book.
Like Zen enlightenment, which requires the right conditions to be right. Even after reading so much, I'm still a blockhead, forgetting the guidance of Master Shansheng. 🙂
The author must be a very learned person, as I see many philosophical ideas within it. There are Western Christian ideas, Buddhist thought, and Taoist thought, using short stories to illustrate truth and the Great Way; attaining the Way leads to rootedness, and those who are close to the Way are close to it.
How can one maintain a state of enlightenment? When I typed this question, many answers appeared before me, but what I lacked was a light, clear, and joyful awareness. I understand the importance of this awareness; it doesn't require external guidance—it arises naturally. For example, the first time I read this book, I immediately understood that the author was a deity.
This book is worthy of being paired with classic literature. It uses the guise of cultivating immortality to express philosophical insights about life. It's a pity this book was written in the wrong place; this place leans towards a fast-paced style, hence its lack of popularity. It's truly a shame for such a good book.
I would like to ask the layperson, how can one attain wisdom?