Is it necessary to have spiritual roots to cultivate immortality?
How can a monk without spiritual roots perceive spiritual energy?
Why can't the Tianlinggen monks all over the world break through from the Nascent Soul stage to become gods?
Why has no one ascended in thousands of years?
Han Lin traveled through a different world with no superior spiritual roots, no system, no grandfather, and no accompanying spiritual treasures. However, relying on the true teachings of Buddhism and Taoism in his previous life, he embarked on the road of enlightenment and seeking immortality.
See how a mortal gradually enlightens to the Tao, seeks immortality, establishes a sect, and leads a group of monks to embark on the road to ascension again.
Reader comments
Color! A high-quality article about cultivating immortals. Although it is about mortals cultivating immortals, it is not the type of Han Paopao who kills people and seizes treasures. The protagonist has five spiritual roots. He uses the Taoist theory of his previous life to cultivate both life and life. He rebels against the innate nature and points directly to the great road. He has the appearance of a great god.
It's well written, with a classical fairy tale feel.
Enlightenment and Cultivation of Immortality is difficult to find on the entire Internet, so it is worth reading for all fellow Taoists.
Color! A high-quality article about cultivating immortals. Although it is about mortals cultivating immortals, it is not the type of Han Paopao who kills people and seizes treasures. The protagonist has five spiritual roots. He uses the Taoist theory of his previous life to cultivate both life and life. He rebels against the innate nature and points directly to the great road. He has the appearance of a great god.
It's well written, with a classical fairy tale feel.
Enlightenment and Cultivation of Immortality is difficult to find on the entire Internet, so it is worth reading for all fellow Taoists.
Good-looking and a true classic to learn from