I'm in a Reading Slump. Any Stories Like the One Below, with Taoist Priests and Such? 书荒啊，有没有类似下面的书，道士之类的

1. 1 青 The Little Taoist of Green Mountain 青山小道士 Yan Xinyu严鑫宇Mystery1.6M WordsCompleted [Taoist priest + supernatural mysteries + technically detailed + magic arts + urban + no power fantasy + slow growth + no heroine] (The central idea of the first book: Heaven and humanity) This novel is told in the first person and explores knowledge and experiences from many perspectives, including Taoist culture, astronomy, feng shui, Qimen Dunjia, physiognomy, palmistry, humanities, society, and science. Everything unknown in the world is like a vast darkness. Science is like a flashlight ill 3.8kReads9.2Score533Shelves

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   The autobiography of a Taoist priest from Qingcheng Mountain tells the story of how he and his three brothers went to solve supernatural events, spirits, monsters, ghosts, etc. There is no heroine, no emotional line, the storyline is too detailed, the spells, and the techniques are quite professional. It also involves some consecration, ordinary people practicing, spell teaching, etc. You can judge the authenticity of the story by yourself.

2. 2 问 The Academy of the Dao 问道书院 Zhuang Sheng's Dawn Dream of Glorious Years庄生晓梦思华年Urban262k WordsOngoing Other people cultivate immortality with spiritual energy. I cultivate by “reasoning things out”! Only when the “Zhenyuan” bloodline fully awakens do I understand that making all things under heaven “take their proper place” is the ultimate Dao! 12Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Oriental Magic Academy, if you like to learn Taoism, you can take a good look

3. 3 俗 The Yin-Yang Craftsman of the Mortal World 俗世阴阳匠 Pu Xian朴娴Mystery80k WordsCompleted Feng shui in this world is never supernatural or all-powerful. It is woven into the everyday lives of ordinary people. Born into a family of feng shui practitioners, Chen Jiu spent his childhood following his grandfather through the bustling streets and alleys. He learned no fanciful arts of subduing evil spirits from afar or flying through the heavens. Instead, he mastered the practical, time-honored folk arts of yin-yang geomancy: changing one’s fortunes, warding off evil, dispelling malign in 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Feng shui in the world never reaches the sky, but only hides the fireworks in the world. Chen Jiu, who was born into a family of Feng Shui, followed his grandfather in the streets and alleys since he was a child. He did not learn the false techniques of suppressing evil spirits from the air, flying in the sky, and communicating with the mysteries. He only practiced the most orthodox folk skills of yin and yang house control, changing luck to suppress evil spirits, and transforming evil spirits into a safe house. A mansion does not necessarily bring wealth, and a humble house can also be a place to live; if the ancestral graves are not prosperous with descendants, the human heart determines the destiny, there is no bizarre cultivation of immortality, and there is no supernatural power. There are only the most realistic market feng shui, human relationships, and the reincarnation of cause and effect. A earthly Yin-Yang craftsman, with a pair of wise eyes for observing Qi, and an ancestral hand in the art of Kanyu, he travels around the world, surveying houses, divining acupuncture points, transforming evil spirits, and overcoming misfortunes, solving all kinds of Yin-Yang dilemmas in the world, and investigating the sources of thousands of misfortunes and blessings in the world.

4. 4 红 Cultivating in the Mortal World: The Path to Enlightenment 红尘修行：证道之路 A Jumble of Thoughts乱七八糟的思绪Eastern Fantasy1.0M WordsCompleted No System + No Transmigration + Ordinary Mortal’s Journey + Historical Fantasy + Traditional Xianxia + Detailed Cultivation Techniques + Insights into Cultivation Lin Qingyang was born deep in the Qinling Mountains in the third year of the Jiajing era. Gifted with a “White Jade Physique,” he dreamed of the starry sky from childhood and was guided by an old man with white hair, marking him as extraordinary. At twelve, he became the disciple of the wandering Daoist Li Sanren and began his path of 4.5kReads9.3Score514Shelves

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   Like it very much, recommend it. I usually don't like the first person, but the author of this book is really good. After reading about 10,000 words, I got better at it. The plot, writing, characters and other descriptions are all online. If you like ancient style, don't miss it.

5. 5 莲 Reincarnated as a Lotus: The Imperial Preceptor of Dali 莲花转世：大理国师 Dou Dou Mi Mi兜兜米米Eastern Fantasy88k WordsOngoing A petal of lotus before the Buddha, crossing the mortal world through three lifetimes. On the night the Five Dragons contended for the womb, a national preceptor descended into the human realm. He was once a silver lotus petal before the Buddha on Spirit Mountain in the Western Heaven. Vowing to deliver all living beings, he fell into the cycle of rebirth for three lifetimes. In his first life, he was an ascetic monk in Tianzhu who broke his vows beneath a princess’s skirts. In his second, a Tib 5Reads—Score—Shelves

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   The update is stable and 50,000 words have been updated. Book lovers who like traditional fantasy, Buddhist and Taoist fighting, and historical legends can feel free to read this book.

6. 6 借 Borrowed Mortal Flesh 借身凡体 Those Who Pass Here过此者Mystery163k WordsCompleted [Minnan Fishing Village + Folk Horror Tales + Supernatural Powers and Ghosts + Traditional Martial Arts + Taoist Priest + That's All Fate] What I have inside me isn't a god, but a lock. When the lock breaks and the door opens, I'm the one shoved out to hold it shut. My mom says that on the night I was born, every dog in the village lost its voice. They weren't dead. They tucked their muzzles between their legs, trembling all over, too scared to make a sound. A layer of cold, white light drifted —Reads—Score—Shelves
7. 7 生 A Biology PhD Changes Careers to Become a Taoist Priest 生物博士转职道士 My Huang 1983吾黄1983Urban144k WordsOngoing I’m a biology PhD student, and my research usually focuses on bacteria, cells, and mice. Then one day, I started wondering: could my research subjects be demons, monsters, ghosts, and spirits? That would be another wondrous and fantastical world waiting for me to explore. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
8. 8 在 I Am of the Left-Hand Path, the Way of Natural Daoism 在下左道，道法自然的道 The Sorrow of the Dao道殇Eastern Fantasy53k WordsOngoing [Scheming] [Cautious] [Unorthodox Taoist] [System] [Cultivation] The Way, the scholar. What is a Taoist? What does it mean to follow the natural way of the Dao? My name is Zuo Dao, Zuo Dao as in an unorthodox path. —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   For new books, you can give suggestions and watch (guidance) the author grow.

9. 9 大 A Qi Refiner in the Great Ming 大明练气士 Yu Wengu余闻古Eastern Fantasy77k WordsOngoing Also known as Tracing the Roots: A Ming Dynasty Qi Refiner No transmigration, no System, no golden finger: the author rules the field. In the Ming dynasty, where technology and magic coexist, an apparently basic qi-refining manual gives Shen Mo the chance to turn the tide through sheer intelligence, rise step by step, and build an extraordinary legend. He will write a story of glory all his own! —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   There is no seventy-two transformations of Earthly Evil, but the book happens to have detailed instructions on why it can achieve seventy-two transformations. The main focus is on a real cultivator and Qi refining.

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