The Taoist Temple in the Deep Mountains
深山中的道观
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 618k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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To all my readers, I'll be taking two days off each month, the exact dates are to be determined, but it won't exceed two days. Because I'm so handsome and still don't have a girlfriend, I really can't understand it. So I'm going to go out and have some fun, meet more girls 😃😃😃. Maybe one day I'll hook up with someone! Please bless me so I can get out of being single soon! 🥺🥺🥺 Love, your author! ❤️❤️❤️
Seeing the medical qualification certificate joke is particularly ironic. It's a good policy that is more beneficial to ordinary people. Various novels satirize it, saying that having a certificate doesn't prove anything. It's true that some skilled doctors might slip through, but it can also filter out more unskilled fraudsters. Moreover, the medical qualification exam is not difficult for a skilled doctor to pass.
The protagonist doesn't seem like a Taoist priest. Taoists value seclusion and avoidance of worldly affairs, so their temples are usually located deep in the mountains. Throughout history, except during times of chaos when Taoists descend from the mountains, they have always kept their doors closed to visitors. Royal temples like Wudang are an exception.
Just a quick comment: this isn't a Taoist priest, but a pretentious young man! The reason is that Taoist priests generally don't invite people in casually; they'll just set up a table in an open space in the temple and offer a bowl of tea. They won't invite people into the temple.
I don't know if it will be abandoned, but I hope it won't disappoint us readers. Even if it's padded out, I'll finish it.
I don't know if it will be abandoned, but I hope it won't disappoint us readers. Even if it's padded out, I still want to finish it, right?
Saving people several times only to be schemed against and then forced to take on disciples—even Taoist transmission of teachings isn't this cheap. So I went.
The protagonist cannot have a girlfriend! First of all, he is a Taoist priest, and a Taoist priest who is wholeheartedly dedicated to carrying on the mantle of his master and promoting the Wenfeng Temple. Secondly, the author mentioned in previous chapters that Taoist priests of their kind do not eat meat or kill living beings, let alone marry.
I suddenly remembered this book, it's a pity it was abandoned. Leaving this comment to commemorate it; I abandoned it when I saw it featured Tang Xiaobao.
A failed novel. Although I only read five chapters, the writing started off terrible. The fat guy, the logistics dog, and everything else made it all uninteresting. Shouldn't the villagers have written more about it?
That apprentice was disgusting! I'm giving up on him.