Outer Gate, Inner Gate, Xiantian, Foundation Building, Bigu, Golden Elixir, Nascent Soul, Transformation Spirit

158 阵 The Sky Is High: the Hero Is Lonely Yayu 16Eastern Fantasy2.5M Wordsongoing 1.1kReads5.8Score—Shelves

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A formation genius, using formations to cultivate mutant spirit insects, a different path to immortality. .

159 玄 Records of Taoism by Prince Xuanyuan Fellow Taoist XuantongEastern Fantasy648k Wordsongoing 78Reads—Score—Shelves

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Three Wonderful Books on Taoism, Unlocking the Wisdom of Cultivation If you are yearning for Taoist classics but are stuck in the obscurity of classical Chinese, these three wonderful books that use stories to explain mysteries will surely make you suddenly enlightened. "The Legend of Lao Jun's Journey to the West" can be called the key to entry into the Mysterious Code. It takes the legend of Lao Jun's Westward Journey as the main line, and integrates the profundity of the Tao Te Ching, the philosophy of the Tai Ping Jing and the subtlety of "Bao Pu Zi" into vivid stories, making boring classics vivid and easy to understand, and easily opening the door to Taoist wisdom. Stargazing was an important way for the ancients to explore the heaven and earth. "Wenshi Zhengdaolu" takes a different approach and teaches the method of stargazing through interesting stories. There is no need to memorize the theory by rote. By following the plot, you can master the secrets of stargazing and feel the mystery of the movement of the heaven and the earth. "Prince Xuanyuan's Cultivation Record" is more attractive. It takes the cultivation process of Emperor Zhenwu as the context and narrates the Yinxian sect's cultivation techniques. The story has ups and downs, and the techniques are explained in simple and profound terms. It is not only addictive to read the story, but also allows you to understand the true meaning of cultivation. Three good books, using stories as boats, will take you on a journey through the sea of ​​Taoism. They are worth reading! .