
Understanding the Dao Through Immortal Plants: My Path to Heaven Lies in Grass and Trees
道解仙植:我以草木通天途
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 389k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
157Chapters
10Reads
8.0Score
1Listens
26.9kReads · all time
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Reader comments 29
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This book constructs a traditional fairy tale world, with a clear distinction between good and evil. The protagonist also walks an upright path, using vegetation as a guide to understand the prosperous and prosperous, and explore the path to immortality. Stories set like this may be rare. This is the first time that the author has written a complete story. So far, I have received encouragement and doubts, but I believe that Taoist friends who can calm down and read the story will have their own difficulties. Here, I would like to thank the Taoist friends who gave this book five stars. In addition, the protagonist of this book is set in time travel, and his state of mind is constantly growing through setbacks. Do not use the yardstick of this world to measure his actions and choices. The immortal sect in the book follows the traditional law of "the weak and the strong". The sect's continuation relies on the elite disciples of the middle and upper classes, rather than the number of disciples at the bottom. Therefore, the life of the handyman disciples is like grass and grass, struggling to survive, which is the real background of the world of immortality in this book.
It's okay. There's nothing wrong with what the author wrote at the beginning, but it makes people uncomfortable to read. The author can change the part that hints that Cihang is bad and make it more subtle so that readers can't tell. Then there will be no problem.
I like reading, and I like this kind of writing that focuses on one thing. And it clearly states what the principle is, and it is not the kind of literature that masters a skill and realizes a certain creation in one stroke or inexplicably. It also writes about the feeling of ecosystem balance, which is very logical. I was listening to the book, and it sounded very smooth and eloquent, with no effort at all, which proves that the writing is very good and the narrative is strong.
This is a relatively novel cultivation article with a novel setting. The full text uses existing knowledge and theory to explain the fundamental reasons for plant cultivation, and talks about the balance of all things, yin and yang, and the ability to gain power through plant communication. It is different from the more conventional traditional methods of cultivating plants and refining alchemy. It has a sense of novelty and good writing skills. After going beyond the small points of forcibly creating contradictions in the early stage, you can feel that the author's writing power has become more sophisticated in the future.
I read 118 chapters in one go. It's a rare good book. I beg the author to update it as soon as possible.
Not bad, good, good-looking
Can make people watch
The writing is very nice, why don't you learn some immortal cultivation techniques, sword skills and so on, all relying on vegetation haha
The setting is quite attractive to me, and I haven't found any bad points yet. I hope the author will update it soon!
Attention is given to a breath of fresh air