
Ye Fashan: Suppressing the Tang Dynasty with Taoism and Defeating Paganism in the Western Regions
叶法善:以道镇唐,力挫西域异教
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- Male
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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Realistic Taoist Literature
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This book shows exquisite balance and tension in writing and plot. The author outlines the scenery of the Tang Dynasty with a mellow ancient rhyme. Taoist terminology such as Zhaijiao talismans, step-fighting and step-fighting are readily available, but he is also able to make the mysterious rituals vividly appear on the page through concise line drawings. The narrative is fast-paced, from fighting evil in the countryside to making decisions in the palace, and the intellectual brilliance of the duel between Taoism and Dharma is always maintained in the advancement. The dismantling of the "holy water" scam in Liulin Town shows the wonder of insight into people's hearts, and the section on changing fate in the underworld hides speculation on historical destiny in the fantasy setting, which is worthy of recommendation.
He is Ye Fashan, not only a Taoist from the Tang Dynasty who has inherited the Taoism for thousands of years, but also an awakened person who examines this era with modern thinking. Merging the memories of two lives is not to be bound by the past, but to understand this familiar and unfamiliar world from a broader perspective. His practice begins here. And those fragments hidden deep in memory have become the key to unlocking the mysteries of this world. The author's writing style is delicate and smooth, showing us a mysterious world of metaphysical practice! Looking forward to more exciting things to come.
This is not only time travel, but also a dual "possession" of knowledge and faith - he not only wants to inherit the real talisman and walking skills in history, but also uses thousands of years of historical insights to examine this arena of faith where Buddhism, Taoism, Nestorianism and even hidden heresies fiercely collide. Based on rigorous knowledge, the author constructs a world of immortality with a strong sense of "historical reality". The protagonist's "supernatural power" does not lie in the invincible system, but in the precise grasp of historical context and the thorough understanding of human nature and institutions. From exposing the "holy water" scam in the market, to admonishing Li Shimin in court, to personally entering the underworld to rewrite his life span, every move he makes is a subtle resonance of modern rational thinking and ancient Taoist metaphysics. Behind the fasting rituals is the philosophy of the connection between heaven and man; deep in the philosophy of Lao and Zhuang, is the Taoist heart of helping the world and bringing peace to people. This is not only a refreshing article about a person practicing Taoism and becoming a national teacher, but also a grand narrative about "what is righteous faith". Facing the infiltration of Nestorianism and the erosion of alienated magic, the protagonist uses Taoism as a shield and historical knowledge as a sword to defend not only the tranquility of the Tang Dynasty, but also the subjectivity and purity of Chinese civilization at the level of belief. In the turbulent waves of history, he became a steadfast needle, using talismans and wisdom to write a different kind of "righteous faith" epic for the Tang Dynasty and for future generations.
This novel about cultivating immortality through the Tang Dynasty is too righteous! The author has definitely studied Taoism, such as talismans, step fighting, fasting and rituals, and the writing is just like the real thing! I looked it up while reading, and found out that these majors were really not made up! The protagonist uses modern knowledge to break the Nestorian scam, while using traditional Taoism to go to the underworld to change Li Shimin's lifespan. This kind of collision between ancient and modern times is so interesting! What I admire the most is the author's ability to write about driving threats and breaking formations as if it were live broadcast, and I can understand everything he said about Lao Zhuang's thoughts. Watching the protagonist protect the foundation of Chinese civilization in the Tang Dynasty where Buddhism and Taoism coexisted, it is much deeper than a fairy tale about simply fighting monsters and upgrading. Keep reading, I love it!
Traveling through time to become Ye Fashan, this topic is so interesting. The author does not stop at the level of "using prophets as magic sticks", but truly goes deep into the thoughts, rituals and cultivation system of Taoism in the Tang Dynasty. The protagonist must use the wisdom of the "Tao Te Ching" and other books to deal with the court and the world, and at the same time seek a balance between "Tao follows nature" and "change destiny against nature". Watching the protagonist use Taoism to help the world and solve problems with wisdom is like experiencing a "Taoist reality show" during the prosperous Tang Dynasty, which is both informative and interesting.
This book shows exquisite balance and tension in writing and plot. The author outlines the scenery of the Tang Dynasty with a mellow ancient rhyme. Taoist terminology such as Zhaijiao talisman, step gang and step fighting are readily available, but he can also make the mysterious rituals vividly appear on the page through concise line drawings. The narrative is fast-paced, from fighting evil in the countryside to making decisions in the palace. The intellectual brilliance of the duel between Taoism and Dharma is always maintained in the advancement. The dismantling of the "holy water" scam in Liulin Town shows the wonder of insight into people's hearts. The section on changing fate in the underworld hides speculation on historical destiny in the fantasy setting. It is worth recommending.
This novel takes Ye Fashan's spiritual path as the main line, cleverly integrating fantasy elements and cultural collision. The mystery of Beidou's Tao Gang, the splendor of the talisman and thunder method, and the conflict with the Nestorian heresy are intertwined, which not only shows the refreshing feeling of advancing practice, but also hides the profound meaning of civilization protection. The characters are vivid, the plot is compact, the traditional culture is rich, and the imagination is open to seeing the pattern. It is worth reading.
Very nice! A graduate student in the Department of History traveled through time to become Ye Fashan, a Taoist priest in the early Tang Dynasty. He had the memory of two lifetimes and learned magical powers. He traveled around to exorcise evil spirits, expose evil plots, help stabilize the court, protect the people, and eventually became the Imperial Master of the Tang Dynasty. The story combines history and immortality cultivation, and the plot is solid and easy to read, fully displaying the legend of Taoism in the prosperous Tang Dynasty and its original intention to help the world. Recommended to everyone!
This is a good book that is both profound and profound, yet easy to understand. It takes the person of Ye Fashan, a Taoist priest from the Tang Dynasty. The beginning is gradual, and the plot unfolds slowly. All kinds of Taoist knowledge are so proficient that it feels like you are immersed in it. I guess the author is also a knowledgeable person in history. Compared with similar books, this book is much higher! Especially after walking in with Ye Fashan, I found that it was a very interesting world! The author's writing style is outstanding and worth recommending! What a great book! I hope the author will keep writing and more and more people will see it! [Code to live][code to live]
This book is very beautiful, the author's writing is smooth and delicate, the plot is fascinating, and it is immersive to read. The content is substantial, the language is beautiful, and it demonstrates profound writing skills. It is worth reading again and again. It is highly recommended to readers who like literature!
The most valuable thing about "Ye Fashan: Using Tao to Suppress the Tang Dynasty and Defeat the Paganism in the Western Regions" is that it does not stop at the thrill of "defeating monsters and upgrading", but asks "what is the resilience of Chinese civilization" through a religious game. When the star map of the pagan religions in the Western Regions failed in the Central Plains, and when the chanting of Taoist scriptures drowned out the noise of mantras, what we saw was not only Ye Fashan's magical power, but also the vitality of "harmony but difference" of Chinese culture - it does not reject foreign civilizations, but always takes "Tao" as its root, absorbing it in collisions, and persisting in integration.
The plot of this book is ups and downs, exciting, and every turn is surprising. There is a unique charm flowing between the words, which made me deeply immersed in it. It is not only beautiful, but also has the power to directly touch people's hearts. It is definitely worth savoring by every reader!
This novel takes Ye Fashan's spiritual path as the main line, integrating fantasy and cultural collision. The settings such as Beidou's treading the Gang, stargazing and enlightenment are mysterious and interesting, while the description of the extreme behavior of Nestorianism brings the conflict between local orthodoxy and foreign heresy to a climax. The cultural persistence brought by the protagonist's identity as a time traveler makes the theme of "guarding" more tense, the plot is compact, and the characters are vivid, fully demonstrating the game of civilization in a fantasy world.
The imagery and metaphors in the story are rich and engaging. By skillfully using metaphors, symbols, metaphors and other rhetorical techniques, the author abstracts abstract concepts and emotions and presents them to readers with vivid images, stimulating their imagination and deep thinking.
This fantasy fairy tale tells the story of the protagonist who travels through time and becomes a Taoist priest, and the journey of spiritual practice is difficult and bumpy. The description of Taoist culture is brilliant and its content is rich and colorful. Recommend it! [Like][Like][Please pay attention][Like][Like]
A very professional article on Taoist cultivation. I learned a lot of knowledge here and the writing is quite real. Although it is a bit fantasy, it is still acceptable. Overall, the content is compact and not procrastinating, and the author's writing is online. It has been added to the bookshelf and will be read later. Come on, author! The novel was so well written that I couldn't stand it at all, so I decided to pick it up and read it again. This time I decided to read it in one sitting, otherwise I would always feel a little regretful.
The author's writing style is fluent, his writing skills are strong, and his literary background is profound. This book is based on Taoist theory, and incorporates elements such as cultivating immortals and traveling through time. It has a novel concept, ups and downs of the plot, and is full of tension. A rare and good book, worth collecting and reading.
This fairy tale time travel story centered on Ye Fashan of the early Tang Dynasty combines Taoist talismans and magical powers with the historical events of the Tang Dynasty. It not only restores the background of the era of the confrontation between Buddhism and Taoism and the spread of Nestorianism to the East, but also interprets it from the modern perspective of a time traveler. Constructing a strange and confusing situation, from Kuocang Mountain to Chang'an City, from the intrigues of the court to the change of fate in the underworld, what is unfolding step by step is not only the mysterious Taoism, but also the passion to protect the foundation of Chinese civilization. The integration of history and immortality is naturally heart-breaking.
A treasure of historical immortality writing! Based on Ye Fashan, a Taoist from the Tang Dynasty, the setting of the modern postgraduate soul wearer is novel and down-to-earth, the description of Taoism in the Talisman is solidly based on textual research, and the conflict between Buddhism, Taoism and exotic religions is full of tension. There is no brainless golden finger. The protagonist relies on the memory of two lives and hard training to grow up step by step. There is an undercurrent of conspiracy hidden in the slow-paced daily life of the monastic life. The more you taste, the more interesting it becomes!
It has a clear structure and a lot of imagination. It is worth reading. With Ye Fashan as the protagonist, this novel combines time travel and the cultivation of immortality in the Tang Dynasty. It uses talismans and magical powers to connect historical events. The narrative of protecting the Tao is passionate and culturally rich, and the plot is exciting and tense.
This is the first time I have read such a professional Taoist cultivation text. To me, this is a supreme book. I have learned so much. I particularly like this kind of subject matter, and I want to become your teacher.
Finished reading it in one sitting! Super pretty! The plot is too over the top! Like it very much! Be cool and dense! The writing is absolutely exquisite! I will always be with you, liking you has become my habit! ! ! ! ! !
The writing style is like opening an altar and setting up a ritual ceremony, the strong wind is fierce! It is written that Ye Fashan used Taoism to guard the fortune of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and broke the evil magic of the Western Regions like a sword to cut through the floating clouds. When reading the whole article, the sound of gold and stone, both chivalrous and fairy spirit, is really powerful and can be read through the back of the paper.
The Taoist literature of the Tang Dynasty is so right! Ye Fashan's magical powers of talisman are written in a very graphic way, and the plot of exposing the pagan conspiracy is exciting to watch. The combination of history and immortality is just right. I will follow up [Like][Like]
The opening chapter is stunning, cleverly blending historical research and fantasy imagination. The academic perspective of the time traveler Ye Fashan is intertwined with the ritual details of Taoism in the Tang Dynasty, making the talismans, cinnabar and cinnabar become articles. The text contains both the mellowness of the ancient style and the starlight of modern thinking. It also lays mysterious foreshadowing in the historical context. It makes people look forward to this path of spiritual practice in the Tang Dynasty that connects academic theory and spiritual charm. It is highly recommended.
The story is fascinating and you can't stop reading! The character creation is very successful, and the plot has ups and downs and I look forward to updates. At the same time, the setting of the novel is novel, the writing is smooth, and it is very enjoyable to read! It is a work worth following.
The plot of the novel has ups and downs, constant suspense, rich characters, and detailed descriptions. The author's writing style is delicate and fluent, making people have endless aftertaste after reading it! A good book worth recommending! !
Beautiful and worth recommending. I really admire Da Da's imagination. Taoist immortality writing is very different from traditional immortality writing. It contains a lot of knowledge and has a sense of reality. Dada's writing style is exquisite, the story line is rich, the rhythm is strong, and the characters are vivid and vivid, especially he carries the memories of two lives. Sit back and wait for updates to continue [Learned][Learned][Learned]
Ye Fashan's image is full and very charismatic. He is not a condescending savior, but a fellow traveler with his sleeves rolled up. The most valuable thing about this story is that it is an ode to ordinary builders. It does not exaggerate the great achievements of heroes, but focuses on the shovelful of mud after ordinary people wiped away their tears, the handful of seeds spread out among neighbors, and the grass pulled out by children. It is in these seemingly small actions that a civilization's most tenacious resilience is revealed. It tells us with delicate strokes: true revival is not only the lush greenery in the fields, but also the confidence that has been salvaged deep in the hearts of the people, the eyes that have been re-lit, and the unmistakable promise of tomorrow woven together by countless hands on that honest land.
It is a very interesting novel. The world view is a bit big. I like this type of Eastern fantasy. Although it is a soul-traveling novel, and although it does not have the blessing of the grandpa of the system, the protagonist is still the protagonist, and he is always so dazzling.