
I Attained the Dao in the Midst of the Ordinary
我于平淡无奇中证道
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- Completed
- Length
- 886k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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244Chapters
2.2kReads
5.8Score
101Shelves
235Listens
165.2kReads · all time
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This book should not be a novel, but a collection of settings, or a historical biography. Reading it from the perspective of reading a novel, it is actually not interesting because it is too complicated. It only introduces various realm systems and the operating modes of realm systems.
I feel like this is a brief summary of seeking the truth! I'll introduce a little bit of everything and lay a foundation, but I won't tell you what's going on! ! It's quite interesting to read slowly, at least it's much better than pretending to be a slap in the face!
A book is 90% about setting, and a small amount of plot can be discovered in a large number of settings.
How to put it, good guy, the author mixed the three systems of Taoism, Taoism and Taoism, but not completely. Let me explain Taoist practice. How to say it is to practice Taoism, practice Tao Qi, and cultivate to the end of Taoism. This is what everyone saw in the Jiu Shu movie! The Dao Sect is to refine the Qi and refine the Qi to transform into the Spirit, then refine the Spirit to counteract the Void, refine the Void to combine with the Dao, and then transform the Heavens with one Qi! Finally, there is Daozang. This one is Lian Qi. That is right, it is the Innate Yi Qi. What is the innate ancestral Qi? The last one is also the mythical Daluo. It is also the Yi Qi that transforms the heavens. In the end, there is no difference. It is just that there is a difference in practice. The beginning is different. One keeps the precepts and comprehends the world. To practice Tao Qi, one needs spiritual energy in the beginning. If you have spiritual energy, you can practice. One does not need anything, you can practice but it is difficult to practice.
It's wonderful. The score is too low. Let me give it a thumbs up. The various settings are just like setting up a new cultivator. The system is completely different. It does not absorb spiritual energy like other novels and the direction of strengthening is different. He has set a lot of fundamentals and has a lot of imagination.
I obviously feel okay, but why do I always want to sleep...
It's wonderful. For people like me who think in Taoism, it can explain a lot of doubts, clarify the truth, and improve the heart just like preaching. Many theories (or settings) in the book can improve personal Taoist thoughts. Very interesting
There are a lot of settings and it's tiring to read, but it's still okay.
No matter how he summarized so many settings, this author is awesome!
A kind of article I like to read, like introducing the world of cultivating immortals and explaining how to cultivate immortals .