Half Farmer, Half Taoist
半农半道
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- Completed
- Length
- 484k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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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...
Supernatural, Urban, Taoist Priests, Taoist Arts, Taoist Sects. No Weird Dungeon Arcs
Taoist arts and Taoist sects, but no bizarre dungeon arcs. I've had enough of these bizarre stories lately. The writing is unbearably ridiculous. If ghosts can be killed by just any random thing, then they aren't ghosts anymore.
Now This Is the Kind of Novel Chinese People Should Read
As fellow Chinese people, you'll feel your blood boil after reading this.
Any Taoist Novels That Feel a Little More Realistic?
A somewhat realistic novel about Taoist priests, based on the author’s own experiences, with practical knowledge you can actually learn.
True Stories of Strange Events, Preferably Anthologies
What Kind of Books Do People Over Fifty Want to Read?
Some older people couldn’t even scan a health code during the pandemic, and they ended up on CCTV News. Are they really that helpless? Do they use the internet? Read Toutiao? Read novels? What kinds of novels do they like?
Looking for Supernatural Novels with Brotherhood and No Female Lead
There Haven’t Been Any Good Taoist Novels Lately. Change My Mind.
Looking for Modern Ghost-Hunting, Fortune-Telling, or Supernatural Fiction
Looking for Realistic Folk Supernatural Stories
It’s less a novel than an autobiography.
Taoist Priest Protagonist, No Female Lead, No Idiocy, and No Unreasonable Taoist Sect Supreme Elders
Looking for books like The Horror Teahouse: I Only Sell Extremely Evil Things.
Mystery, Ghost-Hunting, No Saintly Protagonist, No Harem
Mystery and ghost hunting, with a decisive protagonist and no harem.
Looking for Books About Taoist Arts, Magic, Ghost Hunting, Cultivation, and More
The protagonist should have some skills from the start and gradually grow stronger later on. Male perspective.
Please, Please, Please: Folk Taoist Arts Plus Horror
Something about a Taoist priest who knows magic arts and solves all kinds of supernatural cases among ordinary people. I’d prefer it to feel grounded and connected to everyday life. The key elements: folk traditions, Maoshan Taoism, and horror, really terrifying horror.
A Character Skilled in Medicine, Martial Arts, and Daoist Magic
No Romance, Emphasis on No Romance!! Supernatural Horror!!
Please!! No female lead! No female lead! No female lead! I'm saying it three times because it's important!! And it has to be supernatural. Please, everyone, help me out!!!
Looking for Novels with a Taoist Priest as the Protagonist
Any novels with a Taoist priest as the protagonist? Supernatural and suspense, but no System
Guys, Recommend Some Fortune-Telling and Face-Reading Novels. No Livestreaming Stories, Please
Any Novels About Catching Ghosts, Hunting Demons, and Exorcising Evil, with a Golden Finger? 😭
Preferably a modern-day supernatural revival story, with a smart, rational, level-headed protagonist.
Any Novels Written by Real Taoist Priests?
Looking for books like *Live Fortune-Telling: From the Start, I Find a Suitcase Full of Dismembered Remains!* I want stories written by real Taoist priests, or something similar that explains Taoism. (Why do I have to make a whole cover with a snowman on it?)
Any Stories About Taoist Priests Catching Ghosts?
Recommend Some Modern Taoist Novels
Taoist Priests, Mystical Arts, Taoist Magic, and Yin-Yang, Not First-Person Narration
I'm looking for books like *This Daoist Gets Revenge Before the Day Is Over! (Heavenly Patrol of the Unorthodox Path)*.
Looking for True Stories About Supernatural Events in Rural China
An author's autobiography would work too, or something about a shamanic medium and the like.
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👉👉👉 Very very very good! This is a book about telling the local Tao, using the method of master and disciple, or dialogue, explanation or psychological description to gradually explain what Tao is. 🔅 There are three thousand avenues. Each of us is in the Tao. The author is half farmer and half Taoist. How did you enter the Tao, with literature? By force? With medicine... How many articles and chapters? How many doctors? ... Whether it is the Seven Wen and Three Ways or the Four Martial Arts and Six Ways, the so-called learning is getting better and better, and the Tao is getting damaged day by day, and it is damaged again and again, until it leads to inaction, inaction and everything. Our final journey home gradually leads to the Tao, and you and I are all on the road to the Tao, fast or slow. 🍀 The Tao values life, and everyone doing their own thing is the Tao. May you and I both do our best. 🍄 In the book, Shijiu and Taoist Gan are the most outstanding. They both followed their own path and finally achieved their own path. The final journey through the past explained the causes and consequences of Little Snake Qiu, which was wonderful! ㊗️Blessings to all...
The narrative of the story has a beginning and an end. The first one narrated at the beginning is Qiu, and the one who solves the problem at the end is also Qiu. The stories interspersed in the middle also revolve around "what is the Tao" and whether the "Tao" adhered to is right or wrong. Suan Potian has always been the embodiment of justice. He is flesh and blood, brave and resourceful, has profound Taoism, firm beliefs, and punishes evil and promotes good. Liu Yi is witty and timid, has a smart mind, has a funny mouth, and values love and justice. The narration of the whole story is very novel, and there are time-travel themes that have not been read before, which opens up the imagination and makes people feel bright. The occurrence of several events in time and space cannot escape the arrangement of fate. To quote the author's words: spying on fate is also part of the closed loop of fate. The fusion of national justice and the honor and disgrace of family and country brings the novel to a higher level. Overall, I really like this novel and highly recommend it [thinking] [laughing]
It took me 24 hours to read it. I really feel good about it. The existence of "Suan Po Tian" is not the epitome of the Taoist priests of that era. I admire and sigh that there are too many such people serving this country and the people here. I envy you for having such a master, who can be a role model and be proud of. The author's writing style is very good and delicate. I pinched it and wanted to continue reading the story~ The author please continue to update.
I finished reading it in a few days, and I'm still not satisfied with it! The ideas are clear and the story is fascinating. It is much better than those flashy Taoist novels, but it is a little shorter! Looking forward to seeing the sequel!
It's super good-looking. Anyway, I like stories without a heroine. One story after another, it's very good-looking. Come on, don't slack off and write well [laughs][laughs]
This book is really good. The storyline is written naturally without any deliberate description. It is the right way.
Works written by mature people
A wonderful book, but too short
Yes, the content is closely linked and I learned a lot.
The stories one after another are very attractive to read, and the writing is good.