The Strongest Daoist Master in All Worlds

After reading the latest chapter, I kind of want to complain about raising a city to more than 10,000 meters. Regardless of whether it can be done, let's just say it's 10,000 meters high. It's more than ten kilometers away from the ground and it takes two hours for ordinary people to travel to the next city. A four-hour round trip a day, talking about the field of vision and not talking about martial arts training, how big can a city look to ordinary people when looking at an altitude of 10,000 meters from the ground? It's so silly that it's so funny that it's always 10,000 meters. Wouldn't it be nice to write about 100 meters? Is it more shocking to see a city lifted into the air at 100 meters or 10,000 meters?

Actually wrote a book? It seems that Dongfang Xinghuo is also the author's vest.

Use the Taoist label to do Confucian things. Taoists don't procrastinate like you said. Taoism does not pay attention to the cultivation of virtue, only Confucianism pays attention to this. To become an immortal is to struggle with heaven, fight with earth, and plot with people. Anyone who blocks the way can be killed. Who can practice the teachings of the Twelve Golden Immortals? Who practices virtue in Mahayana Buddhism? Only the weak are virtuous. Although powerful people pay attention to complying with destiny, they still follow their own will first. If you understand the Tao mind, those who block the Tao should still pay attention to their moral conduct, which will harm their luck? Taoists have the ability to steal luck. Even if you can travel through the heavens and act like you, you will never be able to become a Daluo Jinxian or transcend the long river of destiny.

You can't read this book with any brain at all. Not to mention that the Yellow Turban Uprising eliminated the possibility of Taoist priests becoming state advisors and influencing government affairs. The author said that the protagonist wanted to use his luck to practice cultivation, but in the end he did not seek refuge with Dong Zhuo and Yuan Shao, who were the most powerful, nor did he go to Liu Bei, who was the most popular among the people. Just to help Cao Cao wholeheartedly, the protagonist can go against Cao Cao's fate, but he can't go against Dong Zhuo and Yuan Shao's fate. Dong Zhuo starts with a military sweep, and the emperor is in hand. Yuan Shao IV and Three Dukes, how many times faster than Cao Cao when united? He helped Cao Cao even if he helped Cao Cao, and dragged his feet to the decisive battle in Chibi. As mentioned earlier, Cao Cao massacred the city and killed people, which hurt his luck. Killing people in battles didn't kill people, and moving people and killing people didn't hurt his luck. How many fewer lives would have been saved if unification were implemented two years earlier? How much luck would have increased?

In the final analysis, Liu Bei was a kind man in his life. Basically, he treated every subordinate around him kindly. Even though Mi Fang made such a big mistake, he still treated Mi Zhu as kindly as before. After the defeat of Yiling, Huang Quan's return was cut off, and he finally surrendered to Cao Pi in the north. Liu Bei still treated his family well, saying that Huang Quan had nothing to do. It was not that Huang Quan was sorry for me, but that I was sorry for Huang Quan. The Prime Minister's dedication to death and his high moral standards are one aspect, and the 20 years of working with and cultivating the late Master are also an extremely critical emotional factor. Lao Liu's last teaching to his son is: Don't do evil because it's small, don't do good because it's small, only be virtuous and virtuous, and be able to obey others. Your father has poor moral character, so don't imitate him! (Your father has bad virtues, don't imitate him) The only time in his life that Old Liu had bad virtues, after all calculations, he won Liu Zhang by unfairly winning the country. This leader who was the most benevolent and kind in the entire Three Kingdoms era, did not commit any evil deeds of massacre, and was supported by the people under his rule, could tell his children this before his death. He may really feel sorry for Liu Zhang. Being able to express remorse for the wrongs he had done in his life before his death, and being able to say "Your father has bad virtues, don't imitate him", this kind of uprightness and dignity in life, Lao Liu is really much better than the heroes who have deceived the world and stole their reputations in the past and present. After Liu Bei said that you will see whether the child will grow up, the prime minister cried: "I dare to do my best, be loyal to the chastity, and then die!" I strongly stated that I must die at my job with loyalty! Later, he did so. Chen Shou, the author of "Three Kingdoms" said: "The whole country is entrusted to Zhuge Liang, and his mind is clear. The sincerity of the monarch and his ministers to the public is the prosperity of ancient and modern times." I think this is a very appropriate and fair evaluation! This pair of monarch and minister have the same mind, which is indeed the best in history. Actually, it's not just the Prime Minister and the First Lord who are "not distracted"? I believe that among the cadres of the First Lord, there will never be a small number of cadres like the Prime Minister who are loyal and dedicated. Why was the Prime Minister able to lead Shu Han, who had just entered the ICU, to develop such incredible energy within a few years? The Prime Minister's "Execution of the Discipline" makes it very clear: However, the ministers of the bodyguard are tireless at home, and the loyal people forget about themselves outside. This is because of the special experience of pursuing the late emperor, and I want to repay it to Your Majesty! These brothers have all received great favor from your father! When the "Three Kingdoms" was finally concluded, Chen Shou commented: In this life, the late master was loyal, tolerant, kind, and treated people like the great ancestor. He was regarded as a hero wherever he went! (The forefather's fortitude and generosity, his understanding of people and his treatment of scholars, echoed the style of the great ancestor, and he was a hero's weapon) But the overall level is slightly inferior to Cao Cao's, so the foundation is relatively small. (If Wei Wu is not captured, his base is also narrow.) However, the former Lord persevered throughout his life and finally achieved a lot of achievements. In fact, in the final analysis, it was not for the sake of great success, but because he knew that Cao Cao could not tolerate him, so he spent his whole life trying to avoid harm! (However, those who do not give in but will not be inferior in the end will not tolerate their own efforts in suppressing others. It is not just about competing for profit, but also to avoid harm) To be fair, this evaluation is both objective and not objective at the same time. Liu Bei's character and abilities, including the reasons for his ultimate success, are all true. Liu Bei has been fighting against Cao Cao his whole life. Why? After Cao Cao said the words "The heroes of the world are envoys to you and Cao Er", Liu Bei began a life of self-preservation. This is just like the young Sun Quan who couldn't imitate Liu Cong and surrender because his immoral family had no choice but to surrender. It was an extreme necessity. They are all forced to reach the peak of life step by step. This is very objective, but not objective. Where is the lack of objectivity? Lack of tolerance for poor families. Liu Bei represents the highest level of achievement for a child from a poor family from scratch to becoming emperor since the founding of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty. Since Emperor Gaozu, those who come out on the stage have basically nothing to do with the children of poor families. Whenever there is great chaos in the world, the best destination for a poor family is, at most, to become a marquis due to military merit, or through generations of chance encounters, and then gradually start to move towards an official career after studying for generations. Liu Xiu is from a wealthy family in Nanyang, Yuan Shao is the fourth generation and the third prince, and Cao Cao comes from a wealthy family. Behind their success is huge class recognition and shareholding bonus. What does Liu Bei have? Kong Ming is a 27-year-old scholar in a thatched cottage whose family is in decline. The second master is a warrior from Hedong, the third master is a fellow from Zhuo County, and the two brothers are the best remaining warriors from the north after following Liu Bei through hundreds of battles for the rest of his life. Zilong is Changshan's unpopular part. Huang Zhong and Wei Yan were ordinary officers promoted from the bottom. Fa is a down-and-out nobleman who wandered into Shu because there were too many gangsters in Guanzhong and was not reused. If we look at the resumes of the Shu Han generals, we can find that there are basically no high-profile families. But this group of people, in the hands of Old Liu, all received the blessing of knowledge and opportunity that they would never have been able to get in this era dominated by aristocratic families! And an extremely rare event occurred in thousands of years of ancient Chinese history! Very romantic! A legendary encounter between the king and his ministers! Lao Liu's group, even if they span a thousand years, you will still be happy for them, sad for them, use them as examples, and spread their reputation! Although it failed in the end, it is really difficult to find the source of this "human touch" of this group. It has to be said that it was exuded by Lao Liu, who has been wandering around all his life, working hard and persevering, surrounded by dangers, and being kind and caring for the people! If the times were like the end of the Qin Dynasty, a large number of nobles were wiped out by the war of destroying the Six Kingdoms; If Lao Liu had a father who wiped his ass all over the world when he started, and had Danyang soldiers who could fight tough battles; If Lao Liu had Liu also had the opportunity when he was a local official to smash the prostitutes regardless of the consequences, and finally recruited the Qingzhou soldiers; If Lao Liu had also been in the upper echelons, after Xun Yu, who disliked Yuan Shao, decided to change his employer, he stayed in Hebei and clamored to revive the Han Dynasty in the name of his clan to succeed this talented Wang Zu; Would Lao Liu's life be very different? No matter what, he is more like a role model for us ordinary people. I don't have much chips, but I work hard to cultivate myself, work hard to strengthen myself, don't let go of every opportunity, and take every person and thing around me seriously. If I lose, as long as I don't die, I will continue to rush forward nervously. Even if I fail at the last moment of my life, I can still tell my son the life experience of reflection and peace. Even though I am the most kind and loving person in this troubled world, I can still say to my son: Dad has no virtue in this life and has not done enough. Don't imitate me. If a person lives to this extent, it can be said that he is really worthy of being a hero who does not judge his success or failure. The fate of your Liu family is over. Without Liu Bei and Liu Xuande, the last impression left by the Liu family will be the pitiful news that the ancestral royal tomb was dug up after Dong Zhuo's tyranny, the photo of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty as a beggar on his way home, and the scene of Cao Cao appreciating his meal and showing gratitude for his euthanasia. It's you Liu Bei and Liu Xuande, even if you are chased by Cao Cao all your life! But veterans will never die! In the end, the low-component legion contributed to the Liu Dynasty's last and most resonant two charge gatherings! Yun Chang fought a bloody battle with Han River and Xiangfan! The star of Kong falls in the autumn wind in Wuzhangyuan! Without you, a life of perseverance and hard work! The Liu family would not have such a heroic and dignified farewell in Chinese history! Think about it, without Liu Bei and his gang, what would be left in the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty? ! Massacre, suspicion, seizing power, using people for food... The reason why the Three Kingdoms are remembered by future generations is not precisely because of Liu Bei, a group of idealists who were out of tune with the times.

Come on, author, write more. The number of words is too small, and the recommendations all say it will take a while to fatten up.

After reading the first chapter and seeing the author saying that real cultivators do not cultivate spiritual energy but cultivate luck, I couldn't stand it anymore. Cultivation is essentially about changing one's destiny against the will of nature. It is not good to rely solely on luck, as it will be contaminated by cause and effect. Moreover, the theory of exhaustion of luck is even more nonsense. As long as mankind does not perish, there will be luck. It is just a matter of where the luck is distributed and how much it is. Otherwise, how could there be an era of Dharma Ending? Don't modern national leaders have luck? Why can't they cultivate? Author, you can use the system to set up your own system, but you cannot deny the aura and abandon the book.

I really don't understand, if you write about an ordinary person and have a female protagonist, even if you have a few female protagonists, it's nothing. But why do some authors write about monks and Taoist priests licking various women. A monk, do you know what a monk is? What kind of heroine do you want to write about a family? Some of them write about cultivating Taoism and Buddhism, which makes me wonder. Those monks and Taoists who are monks and ascetics cannot practice the Haoshouqiong Sutra. The protagonists have a silly face. They say they don't care when they meet women, but in fact they kneel down and lick them. They don't fight back, and they don't fight back. Then such a protagonist eventually became a saint and became an ancestor, known as the Supreme Being, Yuan Shi, and a certain ancestor, and then there were several women in the harem. Have you ever heard that Buddha, Supreme Lord, Yuanshi Tianzun, Chinese Taoists and Buddhists had wives and harems? It's extremely ridiculous for a loser to practice Taoism!

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There is no fairy spirit at all, and I don't see that there is a Taoist person who has consulted the Taoism. It gives me the feeling that he is a fake Taoist priest, a nanny who has got the system. Obviously there are big problems with writing and expression. It's like the first time you and a girl go out to eat. When you go to the restaurant to order food, you have a stomachache, and then you tell the girl, brother, I have a stomachache and need to poop until I do it! Another simple way of saying, sorry, I'm going to the bathroom: You, please wait a moment. The result is completely different! What the author writes now is like a nanny recommending a famous general recommending that famous general. The recommendation is correct, but there is something wrong with what you wrote. The meaning is the same, but the difference in expression seems to be that the nanny has a bit of a dog-like feeling. In modern times, a Taoist priest who has passed the question of heart can be regarded as a Taoist master.