Taoist Novels.

64 让 Letting You Practice Taoist Immortality Is Not to Fulfill Someone Else's Wish! Coffee and WineUrban1.4M Wordscompleted 9.9kReads8.5Score607Shelves

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1. The protagonist originally wanted to cultivate immortality peacefully in a Taoist temple, but was involved in various bizarre wish-fulfilling incidents. The urban background and the elements of immortality collide wonderfully, and the live broadcast format adds a sense of fun and interactivity. The protagonist repeatedly jumps between absurdity and seriousness, while working hard to cultivate immortality and improve his strength, while dealing with all kinds of requests to fulfill his wishes. The plot is very imaginative, full of laughter and excitement, taking you to experience a different daily life of cultivating immortals in Taoism. 2. The Taoist temple where the protagonist lives encountered a crisis of trust at the beginning, and was questioned for counterfeiting. Facing the dilemma, the protagonist relies on wisdom and courage to uncover the truth step by step in the Taoist temple and resolve the crisis. The novel presents Taoist life from a unique perspective and incorporates urban elements. The plot has ups and downs and the heroine has a distinct image. She continues to grow in difficult situations, making people full of expectations for the subsequent development. 3. The Taoist world constructed in the novel is full of mystery, with various strange events and mysterious exercises emerging one after another. The protagonist embarks on a fantasy journey of cultivating immortality in this Taoist temple surrounded by strange phenomena. The author's oriental fantasy elements are authentic, from the inheritance of ancient Taoism to the mysterious battle between immortals and demons. They are all described in a delicate and vivid way, allowing you to immerse yourself in the charm of traditional fantasy.

67 离 After the Divorce, I Started My Journey to Heaven No Wood or StoneUrban608k Wordscompleted 3kReads8.2Score171Shelves

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Modern cultivation, inherit the Taoist view at the beginning

68 测 Prequel to the Master of Character Testing: Youdao Eternal Life The Wind and Cloud Can Be Relied Uponongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The legendary story of the Seven Sects of Quanzhen

69 我 I Am a Taoist Priest DunsonMystery409k Wordscompleted 317Reads8.7Score—Shelves

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End, everything was over, a gust of wind blew from my mother's side, and I saw my mother spit out a mouthful of sour water, then let out a groan, and opened her eyes, "I, what's wrong with me?" After saying this, my mother may have thought of something, and sat up suddenly, exclaiming: "My child, my child." The voice was like crying. "Fenglan, it's okay. The child is okay. The child is still alive." My father hurriedly stepped forward and said to my mother, and turned back to find my master, but my father did not find my master. I don't know when, but my master had already gone to the outhouse, which made my father relieved. "Quick, bring the child over and let me see it." My mother wanted to see me immediately. "Wait a moment, I'll get you a basin of hot water, and you can wash yourself. Big girl, and second girl, you two go to the outer room and wait." My father said, pouring a basin of hot water, carrying it into the back room, closing the door, and doing a simple wash, my father found another one for my mother. She put on the sweater and pants, "Fenglan, you lie down first, don't catch cold, I will bring the child over." My mother lay on the bed, and my father covered my mother with the quilt. My father thought that my mother was still cold, so he covered my mother with four quilts. "Master, why are you covering me with so many quilts? It's not hot in this summer." There was a trace of confusion in my mother's eyes. My father was also stunned for a moment, and then he realized, "It's nothing, nothing. I'm afraid you're cold." My father hugged me to my mother. My mother looked at me, who was thin and small, and tears fell, but there was a smile of relief on the corner of her mouth. I was already asleep at this moment.

70 道 Daoyi** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Recommend these two books 1. Although the protagonist is young, he is highly capable of hoeing the strong and supporting the weak, and is full of chivalry. 2. Qi training 11 is almost done and I still need to worship a foundation-building monk.

71 残 Remnant Robe Anonymous (Anchors: Beifang, Zhao Yi, Nanze, Kang Sansan, Zuo Yulin, Zhang Huzi, Counting Sheep, Shitao, Liudiandian, Hu Zhengjian, Han Xiao)Eastern Fantasycompleted 6kReads9.0Score—Shelves

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Feng Yu Jiuqiu's book is good to read

74 元 Yuanshi Edict: Great Master of the Taoist Sect Uncle Wang from Class 7 Next DoorMystery916k Wordsongoing 4.1kReads6.7Score209Shelves

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Taoism decrees that all dharma hidden in treasures. . .

75 残 Remnant Robe Feng Yu JiuqiuUrban1.5M Wordscompleted 67.4kReads9.0Score11kShelves

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The Broken Robe, a high-scoring novel in a Taoist temple

76 北 The Legend of the Arctic Fairy Drunk Arisaemaongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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This is a novel I wrote. The inspiration comes from the remnant robe. I borrowed some aura level settings from Canpao. There is no golden finger, just a world of fighting and killing heroes.

77 猎 Ghost Hunter's Troubles LiangbenbuyiUrban285k Wordscompleted 6Reads—Score—Shelves

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Then take a look at my book. My book is about warriors hunting ghosts. I learned from Lin Zhengying's method of making movies, and used real things as the basis to create fictions, such as: spells, hand swords, vegetarian meals, and Taoist robes in three colors: black, white, and green. They are all well-founded and cannot be made up.

78 万 Wanfa**** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Recommended books about cultivating immortals

83 秒 Flash Sale Xiao QianEastern Fantasy3.2M Wordscompleted 17.2kReads8.9Score1.8kShelves

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Super beautiful, highly recommended

84 太 Taiping** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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I won't lie, these two books are really good.