Religion for All: Taoism's Three Pure Ones from the Start!

How to say it? I think there is nothing to worry about, because when reading novels, isn't it just because they are good to read? I know there are many unreasonable things in this book, but the author originally wrote it this way, how can he change it? But it's true that you can't read it with your brain. After all, this is a cool novel. If you want to read some truly authoritative books, you can't read them in novels. Moreover, if you don't worry about other things and just the plot, I think it's okay (this varies from person to person), so I won't rate it in terms of common sense. After all, I also found a fault for the author. So, it's better not to find faults in the novel. Anyway, I only read the content. This was originally made up, and the final interpretation is still in the author's hands, so don't get hung up on it, just read it. However, I treat this as a personal evaluation. If someone comes to refute my words, I will not reply. Therefore, please don't be disturbed by my words. You can judge how you want. If someone really wants to refute, then I will not say anything. I will treat it as your complaint.

Yes, yes, the subject matter is novel. It is also more in line with Taoism and highly recommended. I hope the author will update quickly and try to update 100 chapters a day. Hehe 🙂 🙂 🙂

It talks about a lot of Taoist cultural concepts, and also adds some modern animation character adaptations, such as the Xiao Huohuo in the article. He should be an adaptation of Xiao Yan in Battle Through the Sky. I personally think it is quite good-looking.

The writing is very good and the subject matter is great. I hope I can stick with it and stop being a eunuch.

The subject matter is okay. I will give you five stars for encouragement first, and then I will talk about my personal shortcomings. It is written to spread Taoism, but it has not reflected much of Taoism until now. You must know that Taoism is very broad and profound, and the "Tao Te Ching" is a Taoist classic, not a Taoist doctrine. There is still a difference between Taoism and Taoism. Taoism has many other classics that can be used as teachings, such as "Book of Changes", "Taishang Inspiring Chapter", "Huangting Sutra", "Taishang Qingjing Sutra", etc. These can be used as both teachings and supreme practice methods, which greatly opens up the pattern of Taoism. Moreover, Taoism has a variety of professions, which are not listed here, such as medicine, talisman, magic, incantation, magic, divination, etc. These can reflect the profoundness and all-encompassing nature of Taoism, but it is a pity that the author did not reflect it in the book.

Overall, it's okay. The writing on improving the national destiny is also relatively normal, but the writing is a bit slow. The pace can be a little faster, and the other cherry blossom areas have been swept away. Why are you still waiting for a big advantage? When reading novels, your brain is either online or mindless. You have to occupy one part instead of turning it into a running account.

Come on, that heart of faith can be reminded through the treasures of heaven and earth, otherwise wouldn't it be very shameless for the protagonist to have the lowest price of the heart of faith 🤭

As a refreshing article, it's quite good.

It looks good, the ideas in the book are very novel

Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking