There Are Immortals in the Temple
道观有神仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 13h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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There are rare quality products with a score of 8.5 Or above. Being able to pursue it to the end is the kind of story of cultivating immortality from the 1980s and 1990s. The best thing is that the protagonist really embodies the feeling of old age. Although the excitement is slightly lacking and the advancement is slow, it is not dull. From time to time, it can be interspersed with the shock of outsiders coming to the village. There are many stories about old men. The protagonist is said to be an old man, but he always shouts and shouts. His personality is not calm at all. He talks and acts like a young man from time to time, which is very dramatic. [Ask for more updates] [Top post] [Add one to bookshelf] Let's move forward like this. I look forward to whether the world will change and spiritual energy will revive in the future.
Watch how long I last. This book is pretty good. The protagonist of this book is very much in line with the Taoist spirit of not fighting, because true Taoists and Taoist people have different ideas. In fact, their inheritance is not so important at the beginning. It is quite consistent with the image and demeanor of Taoists that I have seen and remembered, that kind of demeanor of not fighting over anything. In terms of age, it is the middle to late 20th century.
Overall, it's good. The plot is a bit cliche, but the writing is good. The protagonist really has a calm feeling of having lived for decades, instead of being like other books where a group of 60 and 70-year-olds end up like a young man who has never seen anything. It's a good novel. The rest is more general, the routines are repeated and there is nothing new.
I have to say that this book is full of charm and has an atmosphere of classical cultivation. The plot is set up in the text, and the plot direction is not blunt at all. The writing is considered top-notch in Tomato. It is a complete divine book.
A real mortal cultivating immortality. [Shocked] [Shocked] The protagonist's golden finger would be useless if it were replaced by anyone else [awkward laugh] He deserves to become enlightened! And the daily writing is also super good👍The combination is very harmonious! It is rare to see such good grass in tomatoes [shy]
Absolutely excellent product. It would be better if more people could show the saint in front of them.
It's a good book. While retaining the purity of Taoist practice, it also provides a sense of refreshment through other people's self-guided strategies. There is no pretense to slap someone in the face. It's very good. Good luck to the author.
The overall pastoral narrative style makes it easy to read without being boring, and there is no deliberately pretending to be a slap in the face. The setting of Goldfinger makes the reading full of expectations, and it guides the extraordinary setting step by step without completely relying on Goldfinger. It's just that there is too little content at the moment.
It looks good, but I really want to know when the protagonist will step into the extraordinary realm? Of course, the author should not be too anxious, think carefully and strive to write better. Come on, author, and look forward to the author's long-term updates. [Blowing kiss]
Quick update, can't sleep at night. The writing is excellent, and the protagonist's character is also good. He is calm and detached. He explores the method of self-cultivation in the land of Jedi and heaven. There are one or two plots that are clichéd, but the flaws are not hidden. Unfortunately, there are not enough words.