Adventures of the Mystic Sect
玄门奇遇记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 200k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Something based on the author's personal experiences, or a real-life autobiography.
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First come, first to cultivate.
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I always thought that regardless of the reason for choosing to become a Taoist priest, there was some degree of self-cultivation involved. But this book truly shocked me. It turns out that some Taoist priests also practice PC (physical cultivation). Although I'm used to many shocking things, seeing this was still somewhat astonishing.
It's written very realistically; the Tao is everywhere, and all things in the world have their own Tao.
Ordinary but real
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Everyone's experiences are different, but ultimately they all come down to self-cultivation and spiritual practice! Thank you to the author for sharing authentic Taoist knowledge, providing guidance and opportunities for those who truly wish to cultivate the Tao. This is invaluable in a society overwhelmed by information and where truth and falsehood are difficult to discern! Thank you again, sir. See you in the future! 👍👍 [OK][OK]❤️❤️
Yes, my understanding of Taoism has become richer. The most important thing is that a Taoist priest is first and foremost a human being, and being a Taoist priest is also a profession. Actually, I think the most rewarding thing was the travel guide; oh my god, there are so many things I want to eat! Also, when is the author going to start the second book?! 😫😫😫
It's very realistic; it doesn't exaggerate any of the more mystical aspects.
It's great, I learned a lot, and some of the science information was very helpful. Thank you.
It is truthful and objective, and serves as guidance for those who want to enter this circle.
It's very realistic, unlike other descriptions of metaphysics, magic, or spells. The author writes it very realistically, and I learned a lot from it.