
Within the Shouzhuo Monastery
守拙观中
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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It was so miserable to write, I hope things get better gradually and the ending is beautiful!
It's just like real Taoism, there are real things in it!
A more realistic spiritual practice experience!
At first I thought it was written by a Taoist priest. Now I don't know what it was written. I only saw one word: "Bitter, bitter to the end. I have never seen anything more bitter than this."
Very good work, thank you author!
I really like the writing. It feels like a true practitioner.
Although the timeline is a bit messy, it's also very difficult. But this is the most unique monastic novel I have ever read, very good.
Very good kind
It's a good read, it's a Taoist type, but in the end I couldn't figure out whether to leave or to keep the original body after being reborn.
Has the author seen Canpao? The style is very similar.