The Super Fantasy Evolution of the Earth

As a patient with obsessive-compulsive disorder, Sajia is sometimes very concerned about details—— Taoism and Taoism are two concepts, I hope the author can understand them Does Buddhism dare not cheat Taoism? Just kidding, the Taoist church has become the quiet and inactive state it is now because Buddhism has teamed up with many generations of imperial courts to suppress it. And didn't Ning Daoqi support Buddhism in the original work? I really don't like this traitor Sajia

I just read the first chapter, Meteor Shower. . .

Might as well fight against the Indian monkey god Hanuman 🤫

What the hell is the Crystal of Time and Space? The godhead of the laws of time and space? This is all amazing, but it has no effect on pig feet? And the author, do you plan to let readers watch pig's feet practicing the trumpet non-stop?

When I saw the six doors, I recognized the cluster and gave up decisively╮(╯▽╰)╭

Thank you {Xue Canyan} book friend for raising the question. First of all, explain the differences between Taoism, Taoism and Taoism (personal understanding, please give me a pat) Taoism: includes all those who study Taoism, or refers to Taoism, that is, Taoism. Taoism: Generally speaking, it refers to those who have masters. Including Taoist Taoist disciples who are not members of Taoist religious orders. Taoism: It is the inheritance of culture and a belief. Of course, it can also be said to be a religion. ---------- Taoism in this article is an organization that has religious beliefs, cares about people's livelihood, and avoids the world. It is a force and a religion. The Taoism in this article is the only existing Taoism, including the establishment of Taoism as the state religion in the Tang Dynasty, which has little relationship with Taoist forces, and it is impossible for them to become a national teacher or something. They just want to drive away the influence of Buddhism and prevent the people from being enlightened by Buddhism and becoming weak and submissive. ------------------ As for the changes compared to the original work, this is the world under the author's own conception. Some changes are inevitable. Please understand the author's y. Y heart! Please find the relationship between Buddhism, Taoism and Demonism in the article. Thank you for your support 😄 Thanks again to book friend {Xue Canyan} for raising the question! 🌹 ------------------- Well, as a newcomer, I don't understand many things thoroughly. It's my fault that I couldn't write content that satisfies everyone. But I can't change it at this point. It's already 300,000 yuan. This is probably the last recommendation. If you can read it, just read it! Feel sorry.

Maybe I didn't explain it clearly. I originally planned to explain it in the second volume, but if I don't explain it, someone will give up. In The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty, Ning Daoqi supports Buddhism, and Taoist Buddhism supports Li Tang, but why did Taoism be established as the state religion in the end? Only Ning Daoqi has emerged in Taoism, but this does not mean that Taoism does not have other forces. Buddhism, which has been involved in the extermination of Buddhism several times, has such huge strength. As a local force, how can Taoism be weak? Although I don't know what senior Huang Yi thinks, this is what I think. Ning Daoqi represents Taoism and supports Buddhism, but he deceives Buddhism behind the scenes, leading to the fourth movement to exterminate Buddhism in history. And to do this, how can Ning Daoqi not represent Taoism? Can he mobilize the power of Taoism? Just based on his own strength? Historical facts are posted below. War broke out at the end of the Sui Dynasty, and history repeated itself. In 618, Li Yuan replaced the Sui Dynasty and established the Tang Dynasty, which was like a replica of his uncle Yang Jian who replaced the Zhou Dynasty and established the Sui Dynasty. However, Li Yuan did not have the tradition of his uncle's belief in Buddhism. In 626, Taishi ordered Fu Yi to report seven times to destroy Buddhism. Li Yuan ignored the opposition of most of his officials and issued an edict in May: "Three temples and two temples will be left in the capital. One temple will be left in each state in the world." Other temples and Taoist temples were demolished, and only diligent Buddhist and Taoist disciples were supported. Others were ordered to return to secular life. At that time, there were only more than 300 state capitals in the Tang Dynasty, but there were more than 5,000 temples, 500,000 monks and nuns, and nearly 100 Buddha caves and grottoes in the country. This meant that more than 90% of the temples were destroyed and 460,000 monks and nuns were deprived of their faith.