Books That Leave You Halfway to Becoming a Traditional Chinese Doctor 看完了能当半个中医
GPT-6 Luna
In this list
Reader notes translated by Google Translate
293
-
1
EN
The Heavenly Eye Feng Shui Master 天眼风水师
[A feng shui novel] [Featuring feng shui, Daoist medicine, psychology, and economics; read faces and phone numbers] [Practical insights] [Explaining the esoteric with science] My master hastily taught me the art of divination and passed down a few books. Before I even had the chance to formally begin my training in the mountains, he sent me down into the world to help people... Where can I even go to complain about that? Amid the mortal world, I help others and cultivate myself.
703.3kReads9.6Score149.7kShelves
Reader note
-
2
Getting to the Bottom of Mind-Reading 起底观心术
When I was five, a fortune-teller said I’d be able to read people’s minds when I grew up. My parents thought I was a genius and spent the whole family’s savings to send me to school. But I failed the college entrance exam and became a fried-noodle vendor. That vendor later became a “Walking Encyclopedia,” all thanks to the saying, “In books, there are houses of gold.” You are not just who you are. You can become a different kind of dazzling light. Read a comment on the first page, and you’ll get
225.7kReads9.6Score64.5kShelves
Reader note
-
3
Tales of Classical Chinese Medicine 经方那些事儿
[This book features many real medical cases. Do not imitate them!] In his twenties, Qin Guanlan arrives at Shoujing Hall with a PhD to his name, yet can't get a single patient to see him. He's too young and too handsome. No one thinks he looks like an experienced practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. But Chen Jiubai sees something in him. The old doctor sees patients in the morning and gives lectures in the afternoon, personally guiding Qin as he unlocks the secrets of the Treatise on Co
2kReads—Score465Shelves
Reader note
-
4
EN
Notes from a Taoist Medicine Clinic 道医馆笔记
[All plotlines in this book are fictional and included solely for the purposes of the story. They do not represent real-life views. Please keep that in mind and don't confuse fiction with reality.] After graduating with a master's degree from an ordinary university of traditional Chinese medicine, the protagonist didn't go to work at a hospital. Instead, they joined a Daoist medical clinic and began recording their encounters with strange and baffling illnesses.
248.1kReads9.5Score94.4kShelves
Reader note
-
5
Surviving the Ordeal 熬过劫难
First, be certain that you can reach the summit. Then believe this book can rewrite your fate, and believe in the power of belief. By the time you read this book, the identity you have now will already have begun to loosen its grip. The moment you choose to begin, you have already left mediocrity behind. Can my story help you find your own path to salvation? May words reveal the power they truly hold.
58.6kReads9.2Score12.3kShelves
Reader note
-
6
Three-Finger Zen Showdown with CT 三指禅对决CT
With just three fingers, Xuan Yuan Ziyu diagnosed the old general with pancreatic cancer, a condition even a CT scan had failed to detect at the time. He is a traditional Chinese medicine doctor at Chengji Renjitang. Together with his wife, Ke Lan, a descendant of Ke Qin, a renowned early Qing dynasty expert on cold damage disorders, he stands up to capital in today's world of rampant materialism and encroaching corporate interests. Determined to preserve traditional Chinese medicine and protect
26Reads—Score—Shelves
Reader note
-
7
The First Notebook of a Feng Shui Master Passed Down Through Generations 第一本祖传风水师笔记
[Adapted into a short drama] [A feng shui novel about the world around you] This novel explores feng shui in homes, shops, offices, graves and burial grounds, and people’s personal lives. There’s nothing mysterious or abstruse here, just feng shui stories from everyday life. By the time you come across this book, the gears of fate may already have started turning. Read carefully, and you may find something unexpected...
237.5kReads9.1Score24.3kShelves
Reader note
-
8
An Ordinary Doctor Who Heals the World 济世凡医
Seeing color, hearing sound, and taking a pulse with three fingers: a traditional worldview gives rise to traditional medical principles. This story has no supernatural powers or tycoons throwing money around. It is simply a day-by-day account of an ordinary practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine on his path as a doctor, guided by the heartfelt wish to carry on the teachings of the sages. Throughout the long river of history, traditional medicine has protected generations of Chinese people
20kReads9.4Score3.3kShelves
Reader note
- 9 The Mystic Middleman 玄学中介人 [Folk Customs + Supernatural Mysteries + Light Ensemble Cast + Light Horror] [Metaphysics × Cultivation] There is a kind of person in this world who looks just like anyone else, yet possesses abilities ordinary people do not. Divination and prediction, drawing talismans and chanting spells, catching ghosts and exorcising demons, breaking curses and suppressing evil, locating dragon veins and assessing burial sites... Have you ever yearned for these strange abilities? Have you ever heard of these 3.1kReads8.6Score610Shelves
-
10
The Joyful Life of a Traditional Chinese Medicine Heir in a Western Hospital 祖传中医的西医院快乐生活
(This book is medically rigorous and realistic while still telling a compelling story. The author’s previous million-character novel is Traditional Chinese Medicine Passed Down in My Family, So I Went to Medical School.) For illnesses Western medicine can’t cure, I use traditional Chinese medicine. For illnesses traditional Chinese medicine can’t cure, I use Western medicine. What? In a word, this is a medical story free of childish nonsense and stripped of fantasy. Li Zhongxi was struck by an u
972Reads8.4Score106Shelves
Reader note
-
11
I Became a Fussy Old Lady: While Everyone Else Fled the Famine, I Reclaimed the Land 穿成作精老太，别人逃荒我开荒
(No space, no System, no romance. A short drama with the same name has already been released. A warm, rustic story. Everyone says they wouldn’t survive three episodes after transmigrating into a chaotic era. Read this book, and you’ll survive ten more!) She transmigrated into a book, becoming the villainous aunt who abused the protagonist in a male-oriented novel, and was destined to be killed off. Jiang Zhi didn’t cling to the protagonist. She left him behind and relied on her extensive knowled
85.9kReads9.5Score8.2kShelves
Reader note
- 12 Practicing Chinese Medicine in 1950 我在1950当中医 Everyone in Qinghe City knows that the eldest branch of the traditional medicine Zhou family was cast out decades ago, and spent those same decades under the thumb of the second and third branches. They thought the eldest branch would never produce another talent. Then, in the spring of 1950, the young Zhou Shiyuan awoke from a high fever. Not only did he save his mother, who was in critical danger during a difficult labor, he also pioneered “acupuncture anesthesia,” greatly easing the shortag 492Reads7.2Score101Shelves
- 13 The Last Traditional Chinese Doctor in China 华夏最后一个中医 Chen Qing is a young Chinese medicine practitioner just starting out. On his first day seeing patients, he discovers that he can actually hear his patients’ internal organs talking... Spleen: Brrr, it’s so cold. That fatty ate thirteen popsicles yesterday. I nearly froze to death. Lungs: Don’t get me started. He spent all night burping yesterday. I couldn’t get a wink of sleep. What a pain in the lungs. Liver: Stop complaining. He’s just a little greedy. It’s no big deal. Look at how he’s stayed 43.4kReads9.3Score1.9kShelves
- 14 The Country Doctor’s Good Life 乡村神医好快活 [Rural Miracle Doctor + Little Guy’s Rise to Success + Business Fortune] To protect Xu Taohua, Song Qian offends Wang Mazi and is thrown into a cave in the wilderness. By a twist of fate, he encounters the Lotus Immortal Empress and receives her legacy. To help Song Qian return her to the world of cultivation, the Lotus Immortal Empress expends her strength to pass on all the cultivation she has accumulated in her lifetime. With this legacy, Song Qian begins his path to turning his life around. 52.4kReads8.9Score3.1kShelves
-
15
The Herbalist's Jianghu Chronicles 本草江湖录
One flavor, one world of martial arts; one herb, one universe. This book explains all 365 herbs in the Divine Farmer's Classic of Materia Medica in the language of the martial world, one flavor at a time. Each herb gets its own chapter, breaking down its nature and flavor, meridians entered, effects, combinations, and contraindications. Cold, hot, warm, and cool are like four kinds of inner cultivation. Rising, descending, floating, and sinking are like a set of palm techniques. The sovereign, m
875Reads—Score486Shelves
Reader note
-
16
Learning Traditional Chinese Medicine from Grandpa 跟着爷爷学中医
This novel follows Chen Yanzhi and Lin Wei as they practice medicine at the venerable Chinese medicine clinic Baorentang, painting a picture of traditional Chinese medicine passed down through generations and the warmth of everyday human kindness. From the winter solstice, when cold pathogens penetrate the bones, to the summer heat and dampness that trouble the spleen; from the damp-heat fevers of Jingzhe to the dry-lung coughs of Qingming, they learn under their grandfather's guidance to unders
57Reads6.4Score—Shelves
Reader note
- 17 You're Almost a National Go Master, So Why Are You Still Going to College? 你都快成国手了怎么还来上大学 This book is the sequel to The Way of Medicine. My new book, From Village Doctor to Master of Chinese Medicine, is also being updated, and I strongly recommend that readers look it up. Chinese medicine has five levels: first, herbal remedies; second, decoctions; third, diagnosis and treatment; fourth, microscopic precision; and fifth, grandmaster. After graduating from university, most people only reach the level of decoctions. He had already mastered diagnosis and treatment before he even start 7.5kReads9.1Score939Shelves
- 18 The Art of Healing 医路精诚 The companion novel to this book, I Am a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, is complete. The new novel, From Village Doctor to Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is currently being updated. Interested readers are welcome to check it out. At a time when traditional Chinese medicine is in decline, hospitals bearing its name are treating patients with Western medicine. Wang Chen, an heir to the Shanghan school, simply cannot stand it: even for a common cold, a traditional Chinese medicine ho 21.6kReads9.2Score2.3kShelves
- 19 Fifty Years in the World of Traditional Chinese Medicine 中医江湖五十年 For historical reasons, most people know little about traditional Chinese medicine, and some are even prejudiced against it. Yet firsthand medical experience is undoubtedly the best way to understand it. The author recounts his own journey studying medicine, as well as those of his master and grandmaster. In particular, he tells the story of his master, known as “A Heart Devoted to Medicine,” who began studying medicine at the age of eight and has now practiced for fifty years. The book offers r 6.5kReads9.5Score1.3kShelves
-
20
The Medical Mirror: A Doctor's Benevolent Heart 医界镜之医道仁心
The Mirror of Medicine was written by the late Qing physician Ru Lin Yi Yin. The author, Jing Jie Fang Feng, has rewritten the story in tribute to the efforts of those who came before, so readers today can experience the path they walked as physicians.
4Reads—Score—Shelves
Reader note
- 21 The Tianhui Medical Slips: A Legacy of Healing 天回医简之医道传承 17Reads—Score—Shelves
- 22 The Feng Shui Clinic 风水医馆 Lin Feng, a brash young man with a formal education in traditional Chinese medicine, takes over his grandfather's “Feng Shui Clinic.” He's well-grounded in Chinese medicine and knows a little feng shui. He expects to spend his days guarding a run-down shop and barely scraping by, but to his surprise, his family's inherited “feng shui acupuncture” technique helps him make a name for himself. He reads feng shui and unblocks meridians, treating the body while changing people's fortunes. With Chines 783Reads—Score137Shelves
-
23
As a Traditional Chinese Doctor, I Only Want to Cultivate Immortality 身为中医的我只想修仙
The art of medicine has long ceased to be passed down! Traditional Chinese medicine, once known for treating the root cause and producing immediate results, has long been replaced by the stereotype of the slow-acting doctor. Mention traditional Chinese medicine, and people assume it must be slow to work. Many people nowadays think of it as superstition and mysticism, while Western medicine has only three tricks up its sleeve: anti-inflammatory drugs, painkillers, and the scalpel. And yet the tra
1.4kReads8.2Score124Shelves
Reader note
-
24
Everyday Wisdom, the Vast World of Chinese Medicine 家常小智慧，中医大乾坤
This book is a practical guide to healthy living that brings the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine into everyday life. It dispels the obscurity and distance surrounding traditional Chinese medicine by breaking down its advanced theories into straightforward, everyday practices. From identifying your constitution and planning balanced meals to sleeping positions and managing emotions, as well as care tips for different groups of people, this book covers every aspect of daily life. Every reco
3Reads—Score—Shelves
Reader note
-
25
A Minimalist Guide to Classic Chinese Remedies for Everyday Ailments 极简经方日常不适的中医急救手册
A Practical Handbook of Classic TCM Remedies for Everyday Ailments Featuring selected classic formulas made with just three to five common medicinal ingredients, this handbook covers more than 30 everyday ailments, including colds, stomachaches, and insomnia. It clearly explains how to use each remedy and who should avoid it, so anyone can follow along without professional knowledge. Simple, convenient, affordable, and effective, it helps you manage minor health problems at home and pass on the
16Reads—Score—Shelves
Reader note
- 26 Learn by Doing: Gua Sha, Moxibustion, and Massage at Home 动手就会：刮痧艾灸按摩居家不求 To all the friends who have supported me, I have some good news: After much refinement and careful consideration of practical wellness needs, my new book, You Can Do It Yourself: Gua Sha, Moxibustion, and Massage at Home, is finally entering its preview phase! The book is built around four principles: simple, practical, safe, and easy to follow. There are no flashy theories, just hands-on techniques you can put into practice right away: - Safety first: 10 warning signs of medical emergencies and 10Reads—Score—Shelves
-
27
The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon, Explained with Laughs 黄帝内经爆笑讲解版
Still missing out on China’s millennia-old treasures of health and wellness because classical texts are so hard to understand? This book breaks free from the dry style of traditional texts and uses laugh-out-loud language to unpack the foundational classics of Chinese medicine! It is divided into three volumes. The first offers clear, accessible explanations of the chapters of the Suwen, breaking down the underlying medical principles of yin and yang, the five elements, the organs, and qi and bl
13.1kReads8.7Score1.7kShelves
Reader note
-
28
I Have a Thousand Years of Medical Wisdom, and You Call Me a Hospital's Deadweight? 我千年医道，你说我是医院废物？
Young doctor Fang Yan dreamed of a thousand years. In his dream, he and his family’s clinic traveled through the long river of history. He met the miracle doctor Bian Que, the Daoist physician Ge Hong, the Sage of Medicine Zhang Zhongjing, the Medicine King Sun Simiao, the Lesser Sage of Medicine Zhang Jingyue, the founder of the Fire Spirit School Zheng Qin’an… The clinic carried Fang Yan across all of history. In each era, he stayed awhile and met the most outstanding physicians of the time… H
20.9kReads9.3Score2.7kShelves
Reader note
-
29
After My Divorce, My Traditional Chinese Medicine Skills Awakened 离婚后我的国医技能觉醒了
[Traditional Chinese medicine, the story of a young doctor working his way up] When Chen Yang was young, he made a foolish mistake. For what he thought was love, he fell out with his family and followed Wang Ya to the countryside, where he took a job at a township clinic. In the end, all he got for it was the words, "Let's get divorced." This time, Chen Yang is going to make a life for himself and his daughter. He'll leave the township hospital behind and carve out a world of his own.
103.2kReads9.3Score12.6kShelves
Reader note
-
30
The Great Nation's Top Doctor 大国上医
Fang Lezhang, an outstanding modern doctor from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, wakes up one morning reborn in the 1990s as Fang Le, a medical student of that era. Suffering from tuberculosis, he has taken a leave of absence and is stuck at home, despised by everyone as a sickly consumptive. Fortunately, he has a kind and beautiful wife to care for him. Now that he's reborn in the 1990s, should he ride the wave of the times and become the richest man alive, or draw on his
17.5kReads9.4Score2.2kShelves
Reader note
- 31 Heir to a Divine Technique, the Village Doctor Becomes the World's Richest Man 传承通天神功，小村医成世界首富 [Fortune-telling decides the world; medical skill shakes the heavens] A miracle doctor who can tell fortunes: are you scared yet? Intern doctor Lin Fei is framed by villains, losing his family and home. He is left blind and paralyzed from the neck down, and with his great revenge still unfulfilled, he and his sister-in-law depend on each other and struggle to survive. 20.5kReads9.3Score2.7kShelves
- 32 The Genius Doctor 天才医生 Over 100 million clicks! A must-read urban web novel classic, Liu Xia Hui’s The Genius Doctor is now available in its entirety! A family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, a naturally powerful yang meridian, stunning beauties… Watch a young doctor use traditional Chinese medicine to reach the pinnacle of life! So what if you command billions in wealth and absolute power? I can command your life. Qin Luo comes from an ancient family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. Born 25.6kReads9.3Score2.4kShelves
- 33 Reborn: The Chief National Doctor 重生之首席国医 Chen Heng, the country’s leading surgeon, was reborn in the year 2000. At the ancestral hall, he obtained the Shennong Herbal Medicine Classic. With his father’s suspicious death, his family on the brink of collapse, and their rundown clinic in shambles, Chen Heng chose a different path this time. When all the clues were pieced together, he discovered that it had all been part of an organized, premeditated campaign to crush traditional Chinese medicine. He would rebuild the clinic, avenge his 11.4kReads9.1Score1.3kShelves
- 34 They Tried to Make My Interview Difficult? I Know the Ancient Medical Canon by Heart! 面试为难我？我古医典倒背如流！ [The full-cast audio version is now available. Come give it a listen!] Also known as The Right Path of Medicine. A great doctor serves the times and saves the world. Only by being selfless and free of ego can the practice of medicine follow the right path! A country boy raised in the mountains of the great northwest has studied and trained hard since childhood, determined to become a renowned doctor known throughout the land. But the world beyond the mountains isn’t as simple as he imagined. Fac 23.5kReads9.3Score3kShelves
-
35
Tales of the Northern Song Dynasty 关于北宋的那些事
A new work is here! I hope you'll head over to Tomato Novel to read it. I hope you enjoy it. Your support is what keeps me writing, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
9.4kReads8.4Score1.1kShelves
Reader note
-
36
Ling Ran, the Great Doctor 大医凌然
One needle can save a life, and one thought can protect all living beings. A young Chinese medicine practitioner carrying an old medical kit treats illness with three silver needles and warms hearts with his sincerity. He will make you believe that people like this still exist: skilled hands, and a loving heart.
793Reads5.9Score115Shelves
Reader note
- 37 Barefoot Physician: The Seasonal Acupuncture Needles That Shape the World 赤脚医官：节气神针定乾坤 The Imperial Medical Bureau uses needles at a dozen points and prescribes dozens of ingredients. They can treat a cough and wheezing so badly that the patient nearly dies! Ye Qiao does the opposite: one primary point, one supporting point, and needles placed in harmony with the seasons. Two needles decide life and death; fewer needles outperform a full treatment! He was born with a blue mark in his palm. The instant his fingertip touches the skin, he can pinpoint the root of the illness. No puls —Reads—Score—Shelves
-
38
The Old Chinese Doctor of the City 都市老中医
This is the story of a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, a hard-core novel about traditional Chinese medicine. (Note: All the medical cases are real.)
2.6kReads9.1Score660Shelves
Reader note
-
39
Zhang Zhongyong, Chinese Medicine Bone-Setting Specialist 中医正骨师张仲勇
Many of the medical cases in this book are based on real cases. Zhang Zhongyong, a traditional Chinese medicine massage therapist, graduated from a university of Chinese medicine. After being fired by a community hospital, he studied and practiced tirelessly for ten years, finally turning his life around. Yet after making a name for himself in America, he gave up a high salary and returned to China to open the Tiandao Supreme Medicine Clinic, where he treats and saves patients with ancient Chine
512Reads7.1Score—Shelves
Reader note
-
40
Eating Your Way to Health: How Far Away Is Medical Research from You? 吃出健康世界医学研究离你有多远
A doctor for 15 years, a member of the China Science Writers Association, the Chinese Nutrition Society, the Chinese Psychological Society, and the Chinese Society of Natural Science. I love immersing myself in the latest medical research from around the world and exploring how research data can guide everyday life. I firmly believe that health can be achieved through diet, and that by learning how to eat well, many illnesses, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer, can be preven
4kReads7.6Score239Shelves
Reader note
-
41
Learning Chinese Medicine Is Really Simple 学中医真的很简单
The author is a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. I started out working in a hospital, then ran a traditional Chinese medicine clinic for many years, gaining a great deal of insight. I also realized that I had taken far too many detours while learning traditional Chinese medicine. That's why I now want to share my experience and little tips with everyone in simple, easy-to-understand ways, and use my own story to show that learning traditional Chinese medicine really is quite simple.
44Reads6.6Score—Shelves
Reader note
-
42
The Great Song Dynasty Medicine Merchant 北宋大药商
Who says transmigration stories have to come with a System, a pocket dimension, or cheat-level cultivation? After a dreamlike brush with a life that felt like a mirage, Lu Sheng returns from the modern world of concrete and steel to the Northern Song dynasty. Drawing on years of experience working with medicinal herbs, he learns to identify hundreds of plants, make pills, process medicinal ingredients, develop herbal cosmetics, and cook medicinal dishes. More than two hundred Chinese medicina
18kReads8.8Score2.5kShelves
Reader note
-
43
A Chronicle of Debut 出道纪事
[No formulaic tropes, no wish fulfillment, no web-novel conventions, traditional supernatural fiction, based on real events. Read with caution if any of this bothers you.] I graduated from high school in 2014 and became a disciple of my master, Li Jingshan. I spent three years studying the Dao and another three learning the arts. Then I spent five years practicing them in the world, occasionally gaining new insights. I enjoy reading novels, but lament that today's books are all baseless fabricat
591Reads8.5Score107Shelves
Reader note
-
44
The Small Heavenly Cycle Cultivation Method: Secret Formula, Personal Experience, and Detailed Instructions 小周天修炼法（秘传口诀＋亲身体会＋详细法程）
The Small Circulation Cultivation Method (Secret Oral Instructions + Personal Experience + Detailed Practice Guide)
—Reads—Score—Shelves
Reader note
- 45 Thirteen Cities Series: Taoist Medicine of the Mystic School 十三城系列：玄门道医 This novel, adapted from true stories, is about celestial masters of the Daoist tradition, Daoist arts, Daoist medicine, and secret Heavenly Medicine techniques. It is also a guide to the basics of Daoist cultivation. Every book, ancient medical prescription, talismanic art, yin-yang and feng shui practice, method for choosing auspicious days and times, and other knowledge in the fields of medicine, divination, astrology, physiognomy, and fortune-telling mentioned in the story, along with its ma 231Reads8.2Score—Shelves
- 46 The Medical and Martial World 医武江湖 What is Chinese medicine? Is it a technique or a Way? What is the world of the jianghu? Is it black or white? This story tells of the first half of a life spent entering the Way through medicine, taking you into the real jianghu and revealing the most mysterious parts of traditional culture, as well as the good and evil buried deep in human nature. 564Reads8.9Score107Shelves
-
47
The Green Satchel Medical Text: A Divine Doctor in the City 青囊医书之都市医仙
In a materialistic society, people resort to any means to fight over their own interests. The book's rich knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine is its greatest draw. What you see may not be the truth. People live behind masks, and only when those masks come off do you see how appalling things are beneath the glamorous surface. The person you trust most can hurt you the deepest. And those you look down on, or feel are beneath your company, may be the very people who help you the most. Human n
24.2kReads9.1Score3kShelves
Reader note
- 48 The Fourth Book by Jiezi Weichen 介子微尘的第4本书 First traditional Chinese medicine, then officialdom, and finally, where will it all lead? Read on and find out. The sections on traditional Chinese medicine are highly technical, so readers without a grounding in the subject may want to skip them. The officialdom storyline is realistic and focuses on the lessons of life. You're sure to take something away from it. Those who understand will see the many sides of life. Those who don't will only see… No one is perfect, and we're all ordinary p 11.1kReads9.1Score1.1kShelves
-
49
Learning Feng Shui from Third Grandpa 跟着三爷爷学风水
Born into a family of Feng Shui practitioners, I became someone who defies fate the moment I entered the world of Yin-Yang Feng Shui. As one strange event after another unfolded, I learned to recognize fortune and misfortune, ward off disaster, and handle everything with ease. To all the brothers, sisters, uncles, and aunties passing by, please leave a book review here! Remember to comment, too! Thank you! If you like learning, remember to bring your brain along. There’s plenty of useful informa
36.2kReads8.8Score3.2kShelves
Reader note
-
50
Questions and Answers from the Spirit Realm 灵界问答录
I have nearly ten thousand years of memories from my past lives, so my understanding of the Spirit Realm is fairly comprehensive. In my spare time, I write about the things I’ve encountered in those past lives: mythology, aliens, reincarnation, the heavenly eye, cultivation, liberation, destiny, changing one’s fate, the laws of the universe, the discriminating mind, karma, the Heavenly Dao, and more. Ask me anything, and I’ll answer whatever I can.
323Reads9.3Score—Shelves
Reader note
