The Daoist Black Code: I’ll Command the Six Caves’ Armies!

It's very good-looking, but requires a little reading threshold. It uses a lot of ancient Taoist classics. Most people don't have access to Taoist immortals and gods who they don't understand or have even heard of. The main plot of this book is, for example, a story about a modern person who traveled to a slave society and contacted the two deans of the High Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate when he was about to be sacrificed. The deans of the two courts granted modern laws such as the "Criminal Law" and "Civil Law", allowing the protagonist to kill first and then use modern laws to build a society ruled by law in the slave era [laughing and crying]

The most shocking thing about this work is its in-depth restoration and innovative interpretation of Taoist culture. The author does not stop at the simple accumulation of superficial elements such as talismans, elixirs, and magic weapons. Instead, he goes deep into Taoist classics and integrates core ideas such as inner elixir cultivation, yin and yang, five elements, and the unity of nature and man into the plot. Every breakthrough made by the protagonist is a profound understanding of "Tao follows nature"; every battle of magic coincides with the mystery of the interplay of yin and yang. This kind of respect and innovation for traditional culture allows the novel to get rid of the superficial "kill monsters and upgrade" mode and present a unique spiritual temperament.

I have some suggestions here for those who want to read this novel. Let me tell you, most people read this book out of pure curiosity. Nowadays, most of the Internet is full of cool articles, especially on this platform. This book is different. It is a world view based on Taoism, and Taoism is the most fundamental difference from fantasy novels. I read some comments and everyone feels that this novel is very unpleasant, but this is This is the most rigorous part of the novel. Many people think the plot of the rat demon is not good, but the author strictly follows the Black Law. The rat demon is not qualified to be killed without direct evidence, and killing it in front of many people will help improve his reputation. The Patriarch Tianpeng made it very clear to the protagonist earlier that if he wants to become a Yin Tianzi in the world and gain a high status, he must have great merit, that is, salvation. The male protagonist of the fantasy novel Shuang Wen emphasizes point killing, but Taoism emphasizes the merit of preaching. If he only knows killing but not enlightenment and has no precepts, he is an evil way. The male protagonist of this book is a humane person. The world view of the world where the male protagonist traveled is based on the world view of obscenity and worship. Therefore, he later committed the black law and was beaten 100 times. This is where he is righteous. The author also said that the black law is to promote good deeds. Instead of cultivating six-hole demons who only know how to kill, so it is best to read this novel with a certain Taoist foundation, or an understanding of Taoist ideas. Those who are dissatisfied with this novel, please read some of the things you should read. Finally, thank the organization for writing this novel to promote Taoist culture. This is the best black law novel I have seen so far. It is much better than the starting point. Those two books are the harem novels.

The writing is good, rigorous and logical. The author should at least be a believer, respect the law and Taoism, and put the common people first. This is what a virtuous monk should be like. I find that many people do not understand the practice system of this book. I can explain it a little bit on behalf of the author. This book follows the path of "the great road is successful, magical powers appear spontaneously, all methods follow your heart, and all skills come to you". The basic logic can be referred to the concept of the Huashan School of Qi Sect. To put it bluntly, when your own cultivation level is reached, those magical powers and spells will be like a gift from heaven, just like you can walk, sit and lie down when you grow up. This is the difference from popular writings about cultivating immortals. This is why some people don't see the protagonist learning this spell but he can use it. Just like if you learn the mathematical formulas for addition and subtraction, then you learn how all addition and subtraction are the same. Just like when the protagonist casts a thought and the flower blooms instantly, such a spell is a simple application of one's own Taoism, or it can be understood as mana or real energy, it's that simple. In addition, let's talk about the realm of practice. Taoist practice is nothing more than refining qi, refining qi to transform into spirit, refining spirit to return to void, inner alchemy, outer alchemy, pursuing the dual cultivation of life and life, and pursuing one's own perfect ascension to Daluo. There is no fixed realm division, everything depends on one's own merits and demerits. For Taoists, it is not impossible to ascend if you have made great achievements.

It's good-looking, I really like the article about re-establishing the order of heaven in another world, and it's written very professionally, and there are no dramatic descriptions of various women's beautiful legs and feet. Come on, come on, I hope it can be done without cp [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart]

The author's writing is great, and it's so enjoyable to read. I have checked all the laws and regulations written by the author. This kind of writing that requires brains is so enjoyable to read. There are no brainless villains. The protagonist has positive views. Come on, author. As long as you keep updating, I believe you will become popular.

It's pretty good-looking, and more in line with my opinion. Now that we are in a period of book shortage, it is difficult to choose a book that meets my three views. Most books cannot be read after opening the introduction. This book was automatically pushed to me while I was listening to it, but once I heard it, it felt like it fit the traditional plot of a Taoist priest slaying demons, so I listened to it all the way to the end. The disadvantage is that there are a little few chapters, and it's not enjoyable to read. The advantage is that the protagonist's behavior is consistent with his identity, unlike some protagonists who have traveled to ancient society, but everything they say and do is like a modern person, which is very dramatic. There is a sense of immediacy like watching an ancient puppet romance drama, and it doesn't look like an ancient person. This book is very different. The author's basic knowledge is very solid, and the protagonist doesn't feel like he doesn't look like a prince even if he puts on a dragon robe. Very comfortable to watch. Come on [like][like][like][like][like]

The orthodox system of granting seal scripts (although the book does not directly grant seal scripts, it is still in this system and so on) is much more interesting than the current fairy novels, at least better than the spiritual root system.

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the little praise starts to sound, and the number of dead harvests starts to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of problems come from insufficient updates. [Shy][shy][shy]

In the orthodox Taoist mythology system, and it is also based on the Black Law, this book can be regarded as a good book so far. There are some flaws, but it's really interesting. It's not the kind of fantasy novel covered in traditional Taoist culture.