Tao Comes to Another World: The Tao Te Ching from the Start, Crushing Forbidden Spells

The rhyme of the Tao destroys demons, and the words of the scriptures determine the world - Thoughts after reading "The Tao Comes to Another World: The Tao Te Ching at the Beginning, the Forbidden Curse of the Explosive Hammer" When the Eastern Dao Yun collides with the magical alien continent of the West, "The Dao Comes to Another World: Beginning of the Tao Te Ching, Explosive Hammer Forbidden Curse" uses the most enjoyable setting to play a cross-dimensional counterattack song. The protagonist Yin Fan travels through a desperate situation without a golden finger, but unexpectedly discovers that there is no Taoist inheritance in this world. A copy of the "Tao Te Ching" he carries with him becomes his ultimate trump card to break the situation and sweep across the other world. This setting of "Oriental classic dimensionality reduction to attack the magic of the other world" has captured the readers' nerves from the beginning. The most unique thing in the book is the idea that "scriptures are magical powers" - the forbidden curse that others have been able to release after years of hard work. Yin Fan casually recited "Dao is born one, born is two", which arouses the vitality of the world and condenses into a crushing level of Tao Yun Shenguang; the evil and mysterious skills that the opponent relies on to run rampant are vulnerable to the way of "superior kindness is like water" and softness overcomes hardness. The famous scene of "Explosive Hammer Forbidden Curse" is both hot-blooded and relieving. The author did not turn the "Tao Te Ching" into a simple combat power plug-in, but also integrated the core of "Tao follows nature" and "all things are Tao" into the plot: Yin Fan not only relied on scriptures to defeat monsters and level up, but also used the wisdom of "doing nothing but doing everything" to resolve the crisis of conspiracy, and used the principle of "loyalty to carry things" to unite people's hearts, allowing Eastern philosophy to bloom its unique charm in the battlefield of another world. The character design of the protagonist breaks the singleness of traditional Shuangwen. Jian Chen has the transparency and tenacity of modern people. He not only has the determination to "retaliate on the spot", but also has the original intention of promoting Taoist culture. From a despised "wasted body" to a pioneer of Taoism respected by thousands of people, his counterattack was not a one-time mindless trick, but a step-by-step process in the process of interpreting scriptures and practicing morality. The book contains both high-powered battles between scriptures and forbidden spells, as well as deep-seated conflicts that break the monopoly of knowledge and spread the concept of righteousness, which makes the book feel more satisfying. In the current era of fantasy and fantasy novels, this work stands out as a novel combination of "oriental classics + otherworldly adventures". It not only allows readers to experience the hearty "traditional culture versus alien magic", but also conveys the power of Eastern wisdom between the lines. If you like counterattack novels with tight rhythm and novel settings, and you have a natural affinity for traditional culture, this book will definitely allow you to read it in one breath. In the collision of Taoism and magic, you will feel a different legend from another world.

"Tao Lin Another World: The Tao Te Ching at the Beginning, the Forbidden Curse of the Explosive Hammer" really understands the essence of Shuangwen! The charm of Eastern Taoism collides with otherworldly magic, "Tao Te Ching" becomes the ultimate theme, "Tao Sheng Yi" breaks the forbidden curse, "The Supreme Good is Like Water" overcomes evil spells, and famous scenes are packed to the top. The protagonist rises from a waste body to counterattack the Taoist pioneers. The rhythm is soaring and does not drag on. The setting of traditional cultural dimensionality reduction attack is fresh and refreshing. The fragmented time reading is more than addictive~