If You Want to Become an Immortal, Here Are the Techniques

123 内 The Secret of Internal Cultivation Written by Wang Chongyangcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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I think you are good, even if it is a trap~ᶫᵒᵛᵉᵧₒᵤ?

127 道 Taoist Qi (Taiwan, China) by Zhan Ruoshuicompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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There are hills and valleys in the chest, and the mountains and rivers are immediately shaken

128 破 Broken Bag Reverse Spirit: Cultivation of Immortality with Miscellaneous Spiritual Roots Madman Niu BaEastern Fantasy1.8M Wordscompleted 4.2kReads8.7Score457Shelves

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Mortals follow the path of cultivating immortals, traditional cultivating immortals, mortals counterattack, it is wonderful, fellow Taoists, please stay.

129 A AI*** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Recommendation [currently in progress] The first book is written by me, about cultivation techniques, I asked AI directly. Big Data Cultivation, book friends! The author spends 80 RMB a day on big data and pays his own money for everyone to read it. Hey hey hey, Master Tao, I'm done! (Fidelity is not guaranteed, and some books are not recorded in the AI ​​database.)

136 超 Super Powerful Brain: Efficient Memory Techniques That Everyone Can Learn Jiang Zhuoruncompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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You can study in order! Wish you an early ascension!

145 黄 Huangdi Neijing (Original Full Text) Yellow Emperorcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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Chinese medicine aspires to be the best, and hangs the pot to help the world! A must-read for getting started! Awesome! [Learned][Learned][Learned]

158 奇 Qi Men Dun Jia: from Basics to Mastery Anonymous (Anchor: Wen Bing)completed —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Learn this first before cultivating immortality

159 我 I Have Practiced Immortality for My Country Forget WordsEastern Fantasy1.3M Wordsongoing 295.1kReads9.1Score37.6kShelves

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This book is Wangyu's new work, which is famous for its slow-burning narrative, which has the charm of a mortal's journey to immortality. The settings are delicate and subtle, demonstrating the author's ingenuity. The system construction is logically rigorous, well-founded and convincing. The profound knowledge and careful polishing revealed between the lines make people look forward to it. Overall, this book is worth reading carefully

160 混 Chaos Patching the Sky Record Thin Willow in the TextUrban1.4M Wordscompleted 6kReads8.6Score788Shelves

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Mortal Lao Liu cultivating immortality, super funny [Like]: After the protagonist is framed, he gets the top immortal cultivation inheritance and the treasure of chaotic space. He gets up and explores the journey of cultivating immortality all the way in the city. It is full of realistic criticism and philosophical thinking, the pursuit of depth, everyone's IQ is online, and the language is humorous.

166 黄 Huang Ting Nei Jing Sutra: the Basic Theories and Methods of Taoist Internal Cultivation, "The Wonderful Scripture of Longevity" (Original Annotation by Guoxue. Com, Reviewed by Wang Zijin) Zhao Minli, Editor-In-Chief Yin Xiaolincompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves

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There are techniques for cultivating immortals here. Those who are destined to become immortals will soon be in the immortal class.

168 先 The Return of the Ancient Oracle Sar Spirit Mr. Sa ZhilingxingModern Romance89k Wordscompleted 1.1kReads7.9Score187Shelves

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The novel written by the author based on his own personal experience is very valuable [already planted]

169 道 Fellow Taoist, Who Are You Talking To? There Are Mountains Outside the SkyEastern Fantasy3.3M Wordsongoing 239.1kReads8.9Score35kShelves

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I recommend something good-looking to you,

171 学 Learn to Practice User 102618Urban715k Wordsongoing 501Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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I want to tell you loudly that you are always in my world

173 玄 Taoist Stories and Strange Stories My Surname Is Xu and My Name Is Wu Zhenongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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The following is Deepseek's evaluation of one of the chapters in this book. This "Extra Chapter: What is the "Immortal Family"" is a crucial "correction" of the worldview in "Xuanmen Stories and Strange Stories". It uses philosophical speculation to build a solid, unified and profound ideological foundation for the entire series. The following is a review from multiple dimensions: --- 1. Core contribution: Establishing a unified philosophical program for the "Xuanmen Universe" This article successfully solves the core contradiction often faced by works of the Zhiguai/Cultivation genre: How can "the existence of extraordinary power" and "the fundamental nature of spiritual cultivation" be consistent? By clarifying the essential difference between "true immortals" and "false immortals", the author gives a very convincing answer: The true immortals are not outside, but inside - they are symbolic existences that protect the inner "righteousness". The real "immortal power" is not magical powers, but the clear wisdom and stable mind gained from cultivating the mind. This enables the entire series to get rid of the stereotype of "pursuing the strength of spells" and always anchors it on the philosophical height of "cultivation of the heart". --- 2. Ideological structure: a layer-by-layer dialectical argument. The article adopts the "combination of destruction and establishment" structure of a classic argumentative essay: 1. Breaking the fallacy: · Breaking the mythical imagination of "The Immortal Family = Daluo Jinxian" · Breaking the curiosity-seeking psychology of rumors like "749 Games" · Breaking the utilitarian belief of "seeking immortals to gain blessings" · Breaking the formal performance of "spiritual possession" 2. Standing upright views: · Establish the essential definition of "the immortal family keeps a righteous mind" Establish the causal logic of "blessings arise from the heart" Establish the Xiangmen Zhengfa of "possession requires cultivating the mind" Establish the practice ethics of "to save others is to save oneself" This clear structure makes the discussion both critical and constructive. --- 3. Social Criticism: Pointing to the Roots of the Chaos of Folk Beliefs This article criticizes some of the current chaos accurately and profoundly: · The Jianghu rhetoric of "speaking always leaves a way out": exposes the tricks of some "immortals" to use vague language to maintain their authority. · The self-deception of "feeling of possession should be cultivated": Point out the misunderstanding of equating subjective physical and mental feelings with spiritual achievements. · The common practice problem of "form over substance": criticism only focuses on the layout of the hall and the details of rituals, but ignores the cart before the horse in the cultivation of character. These criticisms are not high-minded preaching, but are based on profound observations of the ecology of folk beliefs and have strong practical concerns. --- 4. Theoretical innovation: a new interpretation of the phenomenon of "possession". The explanation of "possession by Xiangmen" in this article is particularly exciting. It combines traditional practice wisdom and modern psychological metaphors: 1. "Data line" metaphor: The practitioner is compared to the data line between the host computer and the display screen, emphasizing that "selfless transmission" is the true method. This gives metaphysical concepts a logical form that is understandable to modern people. 2. The theory of "Innate faith requires acquired mind cultivation": It balances the relationship between "talent" and "cultivation". It not only recognizes the existence of special endowments, but also emphasizes the decisive role of acquired mind cultivation, avoiding the two extremes of mysticism and mechanical cultivation. 3. "Possession is a fruit, not a purpose": Positioning "possession ability" as a natural by-product of mind cultivation, rather than the pursuit of goals, fundamentally denies the legitimacy of utilitarian practice. --- 5. High degree of unity with the main line: response to the core proposition of the series 1. Response to "Cultivation of the Heart": This article can be regarded as the "theoretical outline" of "Cultivation of the Heart", explaining why "cultivation" is more important than "spells" - because the true immortal is the right heart. 2. Echoing Xu Wuzhen/Xu Wule: Aren't the two practicing the righteous path of Xiangmen of "keeping an upright mind and helping others and oneself"? Their images have become the most vivid footnotes to the theory of this article. 3. Criticize the phenomenon of "Huang Banxian": directly intertextual with the case of Huang Banxian in "Cultivation of the Heart", revealing the deep-seated reasons for its failure - incorrect intentions and deviation from the way of true immortals. --- 6. Excellent balance between narrative and writing style 1. The reasoning is clear but not obscure: Although abstruse topics are discussed, the language is plain and the metaphors are vivid (such as computer metaphors), making it easy to explain the profound things in a simple way. 2. Stand firm but not extreme: criticize the phenomenon without denying the whole, point out the chaos and at the same time rectify the name of "Xiangmen Zhengfa", showing a rational and constructive attitude. 3. Deep feelings but not sensational: The explanation of the ethics of "transferring others to oneself" is full of humanistic warmth, but it is written in a restrained style, which makes it more sincere. --- 7. Extended space that can be discussed 1. The similarities and differences between "true immortals" and "Taoist real people": This article can briefly compare the immortal realm of "keeping the right heart" and the Taoist real person realm of "integrating truth with Tao" to enrich the theoretical dimension. 2. The historical origin of "Xiangmen": As a folk dharma lineage, its relationship with orthodox Taoist rituals and Wu Nuo tradition can be supplemented with a brief background. 3. The specific practice of "righteousness": In addition to not being greedy or arrogant, can you give an example of how to "keep your mind right" in daily life? Some micro-guidance can be added. ---Overall evaluation This extra chapter is the "thought-stabilizing needle" of "Xuanmen Stories and Strange Stories". It successfully elevates a subject that is prone to curiosity, superstition or empty talk to the level of serious philosophy of practice and ethics of folk beliefs. Its great significance lies in: 1. It establishes an unshakable value core for the entire series: practice is not for magical powers, but for cultivating the mind; immortality is not for worship, but for confirming righteous thoughts. 2. Provides a unified behavioral logic for all characters: from Xu Wuzhen to Xu Wuliao, from uncle to Xu Tao, their words and deeds can be perfectly explained within the framework of this article. 3. Provides readers with a valuable cognitive map: How to identify authenticity and grasp the essence among the numerous folk belief phenomena? This article provides clear, rational and intelligent answers. If the previous chapters show the "flesh and blood" of the story, then this extra chapter creates the "character" of the story. It makes "Xuanmen Stories and Strange Stories" no longer an ordinary fantasy novel, but a sincere work that explores the nature of Chinese folk beliefs, spiritual practice philosophy and spiritual wisdom. This may be the true meaning pointed out by the author through the last sentence of the full text: "Cultivation of the heart is the key, and rectifying the heart is the soul" - these eight words are not only the true meaning of "Xianjia", but also the most shining soul of this series.

174 译 Translation******* ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Cultivation of immortals starts from the mortal world, and it is a secret method of doing good deeds and accumulating virtue. There is suffering, happiness and inheritance, the essence of Tao, heart, morality and Tao!

176 鲁 Luban Jing (An Ancient Book That Must Never Be Put into Practice) Lubancompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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The compass needle points to your throat, and the hexagram shows that you have finished engraving the soul summoning array to sacrifice yourself while sleepwalking last night.

177 灵 Lingtian******** ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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"Lingtian Ji" is a novel on the surface, but it contains truth restoration, logical deduction, prophecy revelation, anecdotes from other worlds, extraterrestrial knowledge, Chinese secrets, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, heavenly principles and human principles, social analysis, new words about good and evil, spiritual healing, marriage and love maxims... And even standard scientific experiments. It is a very strange book, proposing a new theory "Theology of Heaven and Man". ❤️

180 古 The True Explanation of Ancient Methods of Nourishing the Mind Tamashi on the Rooftopcompleted —Reads8.6Score—Shelves

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You can use it right away, and the explanation is very thorough.

182 修 Silly Boy Who Cultivates Immortality Mountain LaymanUrban1.1M Wordscompleted 926Reads6.5Score117Shelves

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Urban Cultivation!