At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the court was corrupted, eunuchs and relatives were constantly fighting, and border wars were ongoing. The country was getting weaker and weaker, and there was a severe drought across the country. Grains were not collected but taxes were not reduced. The people were desperate and had no way out. They obeyed Zhang Jiao's order and rose up in rebellion. They wore yellow scarves on their heads and shouted, "The sky is dead, the yellow sky is standing, and the year is Jiazi, and the world is blessed."
Qi Shou, the little Taoist priest of the new era, please choose whether he should obey the way of heaven and become the first lackey under the way of heaven, or climb up to a higher place and overlook everything.
Reader comments
"Little Taoist, You Are Not So Serious" presents readers with a unique feast of fantasy and heroes. The story is set in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, an era full of turmoil and crisis, which immediately gives the story a heavy sense of history. The imperial court is corrupt, wars are going on, and the people are miserable. Against this background, the story of the fairy tale is full of conflict. The protagonist Qi Shou, as a young Taoist priest in the new era, the choices he faces become a highlight of the story. Behind the simple options of "following the way of heaven and being a lackey" or "climbing up to a high place and looking down at everything" lies the complex game of human nature and the rules of the fairy world, making readers unable to help but explore along with the protagonist's perspective. The author cleverly combines fantasy fairy tales, tomb robbing, urban supernatural powers and other elements. The fantasy fairy elements build a mysterious system of cultivating immortals, the tomb robbing plot adds a sense of excitement and adventure, and the urban superpowers bring a new sense of freshness to the story. Various elements are intertwined with each other without any sense of disobedience. Overall, this book has an ups and downs plot and vivid characters. It is a rare fantasy masterpiece that can satisfy readers' expectations for novel fairy tales.
"Little Taoist, You Are Not So Serious" presents readers with a unique feast of fantasy and heroes. The story is set in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, an era full of turmoil and crisis, which immediately gives the story a heavy sense of history. The imperial court is corrupt, wars are going on, and the people are miserable. Against this background, the story of the fairy tale is full of conflict. The protagonist Qi Shou, as a young Taoist priest in the new era, the choices he faces become a highlight of the story. Behind the simple options of "following the way of heaven and being a lackey" or "climbing up to a high place and looking down at everything" lies the complex game of human nature and the rules of the fairy world, making readers unable to help but explore along with the protagonist's perspective. The author cleverly combines fantasy fairy tales, tomb robbing, urban supernatural powers and other elements. The fantasy fairy elements build a mysterious system of cultivating immortals, the tomb robbing plot adds a sense of excitement and adventure, and the urban superpowers bring a new sense of freshness to the story. Various elements are intertwined with each other without any sense of disobedience. Overall, this book has an ups and downs plot and vivid characters. It is a rare fantasy masterpiece that can satisfy readers' expectations for novel fairy tales.