Hongjun in the World of Cultivation

There are two systems of cultivation realms related to the works in this book. You immortal friends can go and take a look.

O(╥╥)oIn his previous life on earth, he was just a very ordinary boy, and he was not called Ye Luo. The only unusual thing about him is that after his death, his remaining soul merged with Hongjun's true spirit, and then he was reincarnated into a different world (the world of cultivation). You can take a look at the work related section ~ I will explain it in detail (in fact, when the book was first released, I posted a "must read before reading" in the work related section) Please read them all~ Thank you~

Happy National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival to everyone ٩꒰｡•◡•｡꒱۶

Character + Kung Fu (Cultivation World) + Deeds (Background) Adopt it if it is reasonable,

Taoism has never mentioned Hongjun, it has always been just the words of novelists (from the list of self-proclaimed gods). Since ancient times, Taoism has respected the Three Purities and integrated them into one. Yuanshi Tianzun created the world, and the other two are just his clones (there are also claims that Laojun created the sky, Lingbao created the sky, and the others are clones, it all depends on the inheritance of each family). There is no saying that Pangu's body died and the Yuan deity transformed into the Three Pure Ones, or his body transformed into the ancestral witch. These are just the sayings in online novels. Taoism, on the other hand, is a political school in the pre-Qin period. Like Confucianism and Legalism, it aims at governing the country and has its own political proposition (governing by doing nothing). There is no theory of attaining Taoism and becoming an immortal. Like Zhuangzi's lineage, their thoughts are more inclined to the Immortal School than to the Taoist School. The origin of Taoism is Zhang Daoling, who created a brand new religion by combining the ideas of the Immortal School, Yin Yang School, pre-Qin alchemists and Zhuangzi. In fact, it has no great connection with the Taoism founded by Laozi.

It's the first time I've seen a subject written about this character and it's very refreshing. Also, I don't mean to attack this book. I have recently seen a lot of people mixing Taoist myths with prehistoric novels. I want to popularize this for everyone. There is no ancestor Hongjun in Taoism. Before the Jade Emperor, Yuanshi Tianzun controlled all things. Yuanshi Tianzun was Pangu, the master who created the world and presided over the heaven. Yuanshi Tianzun has the highest status, he is "Tao"

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The content is quite attractive to me, I recommend it +1

Author, I have a question. After awakening from past lives, will Daozu Hongjun be the leader or will he be the leader?

You made such a big mistake! He also followed the ordinary routine of cultivating immortals.

Hongjun should be like Tiandao. He can't have feelings.

Thanks to "Jinxi Xijinxi", "Shenjixuan", and "Against the Environment" for the rewards,

Thanks to "Ji Xi Xi Jin Xi" and "Integrity is Ling Meng" for the reward~

The Heaven-turning Seal seems to be too high-level and can only be used a few times. This Purple Gold Gourd is very easy to use and saves time and effort. In the early stage, you can use the golden horn and silver horn suit. In Journey to the West, vegetables such as golden lotus and silver horn can catch monkeys. In group fights, there is also a banana fan in the left hand, a fire fan in the right hand, and the wind helps the fire. Forgetting the book and getting better grades

Hongjun looks so awkward like this. It would be better to write about an ordinary person who gets the inheritance of the entire prehistoric era and then travels to the world of cultivation.

Hongjun is not the ancestor of Taoism, he is just the ancestor of Immortal Dao. He only chose Immortal Dao among the three thousand avenues.