The Daoist's Gift

With so many sects, the thoughts of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism should all be gathered together, not to mention hundreds of schools of thought. Is it possible for all of them to practice the Taoist methods of the Huangting Sutra? I feel that if the protagonist wants to make progress in the entire land of Tiannan, he cannot simply teach all his own skills. He should only teach his thoughts and let them exert their own subjective initiative. Buddha has the merits of Buddha, and Tao has achievements.

I haven't seen such a good book for a long time. The author's writing style is really good. It's not like ordinary online article authors. It has a fairy spirit in it, which makes people feel very comfortable to read! 😁😁😁

Recommendation ticket record sticker. Until the end of this book.

I was looking for the truth in the door, but I couldn't find it in thousands of volumes. Just as he was about to enter the wasteland of books, he suddenly saw a treasure from the storage room. I was in a book shortage. I browsed through the recommendations but couldn't find one I liked. Then I looked at the books that I had added to the bookshelf in the past. I saw that this book had a good name, so I took a look at the introduction, but the introduction is generally not very good. I looked at the table of contents and read through the book reviews and found that this book seemed worth reading. I thought about what I was watching, so I started watching, but as soon as I started watching, I got out of control. The author puts himself in the position of a storyteller, but it is different from ordinary storytellers and has a unique charm. People are attracted by the stories in the book, making them want to read it and listen to the author finish the book. But it not only makes you indulge in the stories told by the storyteller, and not only treats yourself as an outsider, but also allows you to naturally take part in it and experience the excitement. The author's writing skills are very strong, and the plot arrangement is also excellent. Although the protagonist in the book has a burden on him, he still has a sense of carefreeness. The poems in the book are not necessarily top-notch, but they are catchy and fit the meaning of the text. They are not too convoluted and require a lot of brain power, and they are not too straightforward to read in plain language. You only need to pause for two seconds to read it again and take a closer look at it. It is really wonderful to put it here. It was the title that attracted me at the time, making me feel like it was ancient. After reading one chapter, I felt like it was a breath of fresh air. Now that I have finished reading it in one go, and looking at the title again, it is really a good article, Taoist Fu!

It's a bit annoying to see the changes in the body. When I practice boxing and kung fu, my body becomes thicker and longer, but it's not the embodiment of energy. Is the length of my arm dislocated when I punch it? Nowadays, sometimes reading is just like this, and I get entangled in small problems. Just like the sword fairy, the flying sword turns into a door panel and you step on it. Is your sword a weapon or something? Do you have to sit on it even if you train the pistol to look like a flying sword? The ancients also made up a story about you flying away in a flash of sword light. Nowadays, people don't want to think about it. They just step on it and fly away without fighting? Another example is your body getting bigger, growing ten or twenty centimeters all of a sudden. Your flesh can be inflated and stretched, and your bones have also changed? It really doesn't give the laws of matter a way to survive.

I came across this book by chance, and I like the style very much. I also like the character of Pig Knuckles, who knows how to hide his clumsiness without losing his dignity, who can be kind to others but also can be thick-faced and dark-hearted. The most important thing is to protect his shortcomings. I hope the author can keep writing.

‌It can be seen that the book was written with care. There are some unreasonable things in it, which some book friends may think are innocuous, but I find them a bit awkward. 1. A group of children killed the villagers' chickens, dogs, and donkeys. These poultry and livestock were the lives of a poor mountain farmer's family. When they were poor, the rural women could curse for three days even if they lost a chicken. How could they not complain? The master didn't care? If it weren't for Peach Blossom Land, although this writing has a surreptitious life behavior, it has no sense of life. 2. Children peeked at the widow taking a bath. In the feudal era, when chastity was extremely important, didn't this cost the widow's life? Could this happen? Some people may say that this is a fictional world that is different from history. Then does the author have to use a sentence or two to point out the local customs? 3. The two children were willing to take the jade pendant of the fairy family and only asked the protagonist to save his servant. The protagonist praised "being able to value people over things at a young age is really extraordinary." The conclusion is too casual. The protagonist just doesn't think about it. Children may not know what's important at all? Maybe losing a piece of fairy jade is not as serious as not eating candy for a year! Haven't you seen some primary and secondary school students using their parents' savings of hundreds of thousands to reward anchors and invite their classmates to nightclubs? Will the protagonist appreciate these naughty children who "value people over things"? 4. In the ancient times with strict hierarchies, ordinary wealthy households dared to accept a scholar with a great reputation as a servant; a scholar was willing to become a servant of a wealthy family in order to repay his kindness (when you go out to talk about something, your scholar friends can use it to show your appearance, but a servant scholar will definitely be scorned by ordinary scholars. Are you a servant on the same level as a scholar like me?). . . There are many ways to repay a favor. Is it necessary to commit yourself as a servant? Can't you choose a relatively equal way? So if there is no supplementary explanation, then the behavior of both parties is illogical.

The writing is very good, but the main character is a bit temperamental! And it's so smooth! Good is good, evil is evil, good and evil are one and the same. It is difficult to say whether things are good or evil. Maybe the author just wants to write a cool article! It's a bit of a pity that the writing style is so good. The author has always written about cultivating life, but he has never really written about cultivating one's nature. The best book about the cultivation of life and death in the Qidian Xianxia genre is Squid's Destruction of Luck. I hope the author can refer to it.

Guo Degang said: "If the cross talk talker is not funny, then it is too funny!" I want to say: "If the person who writes novels doesn't even polish the words, then he might as well just keep accounts!" Not to mention anything else, at least I want to ensure that my readers can read the book smoothly and comfortably, and that it relieves stress rather than increases burden!

If it weren't for the artistic title of the book, I would have almost been dissuaded by this introduction. I advise you to change it. This kind of old martial arts-style introduction is not popular in the entire Internet literature world, not to mention at the beginning, and it can even be said to be highly toxic to those bookworms who have read online articles for two years.