I Would Like to Know That Ma Xian or Taoist Writers Mainly Have No Heroines and Focus on Their Career.
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I want to read a book like "Uncle Jiu: No, you and Maoshan Taoist priests outnumber each other". The protagonist should be kind, but not soft-hearted, and the means can be great, but they are used against bad people.
"After I handed myself over to the country, the young soldier regretted it": A wonderful chapter where emotions are intertwined with family and country. "After I handed myself over to the country, the young soldier regretted it" is a very interesting modern romance novel. The heroine resolutely "handed herself over to the country" and started a different life, and the emotional entanglement between her and the military commander began. In terms of plot, the heroine's mysterious experience after being handed over to the state is full of suspense and arouses strong curiosity. From missing to meeting again, she and the military commander had constant emotional conflicts and reversals. The heroine is independent and tenacious, the military commander is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, and the character is vividly created. The author's writing style is delicate and vividly depicts the ups and downs of emotions, making people feel the same and creating strong emotional resonance. The advantage is that the subject matter is novel and it cleverly combines the feelings of family and country with romance. The curious point is the unique setting of "turning over to the country". The demining point is that some plots may be slightly sadistic due to too intense emotional conflicts. After reading it, you will be deeply moved by the love between the male and female protagonists and the righteousness of the heroine's family and country. It is a masterpiece of romance that should not be missed.
In a modern era where prosperity has faded and faith is blurred, traditional Taoist culture seems to be a dusty past. "The Last Taoist Priest" breaks the silence and brings us back to the Taoist world full of mystery and legend. The protagonist Zha Wenbin, a Taoist priest with a mission, reveals the unknown side of Taoism to us from a unique perspective. He traveled between the realms of Yin and Yang, using Maoshan Technique, Corpse Exorcism Technique, Zhu You Shi San Ke and other miraculous techniques to fight wits and courage with ghosts and evil spirits. The story begins with his growth experience in a remote mountain village, and he goes through life and death tests along the way. The plot is intertwined and makes people want to stop. The book not only contains exciting adventures, but also contains profound excavations of Taoist culture, allowing us to appreciate the breadth and depth of traditional culture through exciting reading. Whether you are curious about mysterious culture or pursuing exciting stories, "The Last Taoist Priest" can satisfy you and take you on a soul-stirring fantasy journey.
Both of these books are actually very good and highly recommended! In the first book, the male protagonist is a funeral director, Liu Xian. In the second book, the male protagonist is getting more and more powerful, not the same as he was at the beginning. The writing is not good, I don't know what to say, anyway, both of them are super good-looking! Just look at it, family bankers!
Uncle Jiu is really stylish! Maoshan's three commandments directly clearly define the stance of good and evil and the style of conduct. "Please ask me if you have any questions." Haha, how domineering this is! With Uncle Jiu as his backer, who would be afraid of those evil spirits? It feels like as long as the names of Uncle Jiu and Mao Shan are announced, the kid will tremble. Moreover, Uncle Jiu's belief in guarding the opposition between good and evil is extremely firm. Under his leadership, Maoshan feels completely safe. I love it! Super recommended
The girl is out of character, stimulating, relieving boredom, and being reserved is impossible [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]