The Complete Book of Lu Zu

Also known as "The Complete Book of Lu Zu". Novella. Compiled by Wang Xiangxu in the early Qing Dynasty. One roll. Xiangxu's original name was Qi, and his courtesy name was Youzi. He also called himself Yiyizi and Taoist Canmeng. He once commented on "Journey to the West". This book was written by Lu Chunyang. It is said that Lu Yan of the Tang Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Dongbin and also nicknamed Chunyang, went to Beijing to take the exam after Zhenguan. On the way, he met a Taoist priest and talked with him. The Taoist priest gave him a pillow before saying goodbye. While sleeping on a rock pillow, in Huangbang High School, I was convicted of an official crime and woke up to a profound enlightenment. I then practiced Taoism painstakingly without being tempted by the outside world. It is similar and different from "Lü Xianfei Sword Story", and the text is rough. It is a novel purely written to promote Taoism. Its main purpose is to promote the need for sincerity and perseverance in seeking Taoism. Written in the first person, Tuo Lu Chunyang's autobiography is the first popular novel in the history of Chinese novels to be narrated in the first person.