Cultivation in the Mystic Tang Dynasty

Really pretty! What I like most is the rare true love between Li Xiao, Yang Yushu and Xie Lingshuang in troubled times. Yang Yushu is gentle and transparent. She understands Li Xiao's ways and understands that he can't help himself in troubled times. She only wants to stay with him and give him stable comfort in the turbulent years. Xie Lingshuang had a different look, cold and aloof. She was originally a Taoist person, but she fell in love with Li Xiao. Her emotions are restrained, unobtrusive and unenthusiastic, hidden in the help and protection she provides time after time. Even if we are separated by roads and the world is difficult and dangerous, we are still willing to stand by his side and never leave him in times of storm and danger. There is also no cliched jealousy or bloody love-hate entanglement in these two relationships. Only three people support each other in troubled times. And the author said he doesn't know how to use a knife! 💕💕💕

A very good book with a very delicate writing style. The daily writing is plain and natural, with a human touch, but it can also touch the heartstrings when emotions break out. As a time-traveler, the protagonist has not obtained any golden finger that defies heaven. His cultivation horizons and emotions for his master are all cyclical and gradual. This cyclical, gradual and peaceful conversation is what attracts me to this book. I have just read about the birth of the protagonist. In terms of the current writing style, I have to calm down and read slowly, and slowly understand the character's life, emotions, and life. This book is worth reading, it is a rare masterpiece😘😘😘

The writing style is really good, but sometimes, I have seen several character operations that can easily become poisonous points. But so far, only one of the more than 300 chapters has been exploded. I have complained about it in comments. I don't know if the author has changed it later. But overall it's still very good, and the author doesn't make too many mistakes. All in all, it's pretty good and not boring.

This book is relatively slow to gain popularity, and it is more historical in time travel stories. The protagonist does not have an outrageous golden finger, and it can be seen that the author has a good understanding of the history from the late Sui Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty. Looking forward to getting one.

It is an ethereal and interesting book about the understanding of the Dharma, and it is a good book about the troubled times of the Sui and Tang Dynasties with flesh and blood, no frivolous golden fingers, no disgusting bloody love stories, and a bone.

A very good book, with a fairy spirit and comfortable writing style. It's also like finding gold in Tomato! Keep up the good work, author!!

After reading the protagonist Jin Dan is ready to enter the world, I would like to say a few words: This book is indeed a rare piece of fine grain, not a brainless and refreshing article. The pace is relatively slow and suitable for calm reading. The author's writing skills are very good, at least better than 95% of Tomato authors. The article has a deep knowledge reserve about Taoist culture and traditional Chinese medicine. At present, both the protagonist and the old Taoist, the two most well-drawn characters, are very well portrayed and I look forward to the follow-up plot. In addition, this is a late Sui Dynasty fictional history + oriental fairy tale novel. The author uses the knowledge of Taoist culture in real history to introduce the concept of Taoist people in the novel cultivating Taoism and becoming immortals. As for whether immortals can become immortals, you may want to give it a try. It is worth savoring.

The writing is beautiful and brilliant. It combines real events and uses a fictional character to bring out the grandeur of the early Tang Dynasty. Most of the characters in it have prototypes. The writing is smooth and logical. There is a sense of tranquility in the daily life. There is a trace of human fireworks in the ordinary. However, the fighting part is not described enough. There is too little description!!! It's not good enough, but the flaws don't hide the good points, and it's still a masterpiece!!!

The logic is fluent and the writing is very good. I feel that he should not be in Tomato. It is not a fast-paced novel like most other Tomatoes. You should look at this carefully and taste it slowly. Read aloud by multiple characters, giving it a unique flavor. Looking at it so far, it feels really good.

Like it very much. The veins are clear and the rhythm is smooth, which depicts the natural artistic conception of Taoism. He often uses the faint confirmation of the four seasons to gain insights and breakthroughs, and the years in the mountains seem to be before his eyes. He also uses the daily words and deeds of masters and disciples to cultivate moral principles, break down myths, and clarify the mind and nature in the words and breaths.