I Am a Taoist Priest in Hong Kong Island

The previous masterpiece was so useless, but it was also amazing 🤭

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I feel that the title of the book is not good, even if it is a headline, it is better than this. I am a fairy in Hong Kong Island. Please compare it 🤭

If you don't worship the Three Pure Ones, don't worship Taoism, don't wear Taoist robes, don't grow long hair, and don't cultivate virtue and Taoism, you're just a Taoist priest. Do you really think that Taoist priests know how to catch ghosts and cast out warlocks? Read the scriptures first, then practice the Dharma, and then practice the techniques

What a lively book review area. I understand the author's understanding of Taoist priests, respecting heaven and earth, and paying homage to ancestors. This is orthodox Taoist thought. Real Taoist priests do not respect the Three Pure Ones. In Taoist thought, there are nine heavens, and the Three Pure Ones refer to the blue sky within the nine heavens. Respecting the Three Pure Ones is neither emotional nor rational. The so-called Three Purities are not the Taishang Laojun, the Original Heavenly Lord, and the Tongtian Taoist in the novel. They are compiled from novels. They are various illusions, praises, and expectations that the ancients put forward for the kings. Today, various artistic creations are carried out on this basis. Can we clearly distinguish what the Three Purities are? Even if you quarrel, you should study hard. The reason why there are statues of the Three Pure Ones in temples today is because of the influence of Buddhism. In order to compete with Buddhism, we had to extract the idea of ​​Shangqingtian from the Nine Heavens to serve as the residence of the Heavenly Court. Later, we also proposed the idea of ​​Nantianmen and Laozi. In fact, these are all means of paying homage to the royal courts of ancient times. In ancient times, only Taoist priests who paid homage to the Three Pure Ones were allowed to pay ultimatum because they were the only ones who paid homage to the imperial court. The Sanqing actually refers to the imperial court. Taoism originally had no rules for worshiping and shaping gods. If you don't understand Taoist thought and Taoist history and culture, you can read the Taoist Canon. The content in it is quite comprehensive.

The protagonist has a prominent family background, the author has explained it, and the arrangements are reasonable. This is a collection of ghost movies, especially Jiu Shu's spiritual fantasy Taoist movies. Uncle Ying is from the Tiandao sect, and he mainly practices Taoism in respect to God and the ancestors. His magic power is completely based on the master's soul-carrying life tablets buried deep in the mountains, and he practices the law under the orders of the ancestors. Someone saw a tablet at home enshrining heaven and earth, and said it was inappropriate for him to disrespect Tao. If he offered incense to heaven without respecting Tao, would it be for good looks? Based on this point, it is even more nonsense to say that he does not worship Sanqing. There is no Sanqing Palace. There are not many palaces and temples for certain gods. There will be more grand palaces or memorial tablets, but Jiu Shu's righteous village may not have everything. There are so many small temples. Isn't the Earth Temple just about land? It's amazing to have side rooms on both sides. The protagonist's Taiyi Temple was not built by him. His uncle passed away and was passed down to his third uncle. At the same time, he gave the third uncle the top spot in the 360 ​​supernatural worlds in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Island was in chaos by the S-class evil god. At the request of the Hong Kong government, the third uncle led a team to Thailand to defeat the evil god Eight-faced Buddha. He died heroically. The Wang family's Taiyi concept was passed on to him, and he was influenced by a case of a ghost in the middle school laboratory building. The male student died and still did not know that he had caused trouble and could not start school. He entered the spiritual world by relying on his speaking skills and the ghost-killing talisman left by his third uncle. The plot is interesting. Tai Yi Guan is not only the biggest talker, but also the leader of the Taoist sect in Hong Kong during the sensitive period. He has been dealing with large and small spirit cases and explosive crimes. Whether it is the video of Sadako flowing into Hong Kong Island, or the beautiful aunt of Chu people crawling out of the pool in an extremely bored manner, whenever the spirit tide that cannot be dealt with by others gets out of control or weird and strange things happen, they will carry and control the whole place. The protagonist's uncle is a distinguished man. His family has lived on the edge of the Qinling Mountains for generations and works as a mountain guard. That year, there was a special period when the fire was burning brightly. The uncle's family saw that they could not stop it. Faced with the torrent that swept away all the visions and suppressed the disobedience of all the demons and monsters, they had to retreat quickly, or they had to be like one-armed mantises in an unprecedented era. No one can stand in front of the people. The Wang family, who were originally hunters, fled to Hong Kong Island to register and settle down. As for why Taiyiguan is so awesome, the author explains it. It turns out that his great-uncle left his hometown in response to the general trend in those years. In the Qinling territory, there are generations of Qinling mountain guards on both the Yin and Yang roads. The mountain guards in the Yang world are forest rangers, and poaching is prohibited on patrol. He is also the talker of Tailing. He also leads the Buddhists, witches, gods and ghosts in the Yellow River, South and North of the Yangtze River, oversees the mountain priests to suppress demons, is in charge of the Five Mountains, and takes charge of the Ghost Emperor of the Five Mountains and the Netherworld of the Five Mountains. His functions are not without horror. Because there was a Thirteenth Patriarch in my ancestors, who once worshiped all the Buddhist, Taoist, Wushu and other forces related to the sect's lineage in China. It is estimated that the real Tianshi is at the peak of his powers. So after moving south, headed by the Southern Shaolin Temple, the Chinese Martial Arts Federation, and the five major temples where people worshiped, Mazu, Wong Tai Sin, Dragon King, Guanyin, and Guan Sheng, all regarded Taiyi Temple as the ones responsible for dealing with the foreigners in charge of the Hong Kong Island government. Because Country B is committed to using official power to cleanse the Han culture of the people of Hong Kong Island, it pushed forward the yellow skin and white core plan, introduced the Vatican Bishop Jiang and the Taiwanese Church, and bribed the insiders to dismantle the will of the spiritual world to resist the invasion of the official and large international religious organizations. As for which gods are worshiped in the family, there are 360 ​​families, including the eight most powerful families and eight elders, as well as the three brothers who have been spawned by Uncle Jiu in this life. They have no power at all. They only care about whether they are strong enough and whether their bones are strong enough. The first thing in the book is that the fantasy world cannot sit back and watch the Demon Hunter Guild expand its influence and arbitrarily deprive them of their living space, allowing the Demon Hunter Guild to cultivate the people of Hong Kong into the lambs of alien evil gods in terms of ideology and belief. In both public and private matters, Jiale's uncle and his third uncle both protected the people and died in battle to face various earth-level disasters. It also mentioned that the Southern Shaolin Temple, which is responsible for resisting the southern demonic sect and assisting Taiyi Temple in resisting the infiltration of evil cults, is almost full of ashes of eminent monks in the tower forest of the temple. It is also mentioned that the Mazu Temple suppresses female ghosts known as A-level disasters in the West. Wong Tai Sin Temple suppresses the drought demons that attack the seal every few years. The Dragon King Temple clears water eyes in the Pacific Ocean and resolves the evil spirits of typhoons and South China Sea currents. Guandi Temple beheaded the Holy Mother of White Lotus. Over the years, the spiritual world of Hong Kong has suppressed many A-level disasters at the cost of blood. Among them, some disasters were completely dealt with, while others were suppressed with great effort. The plot is quite compact, like a big net slowly being opened. Have you watched Hong Kong zombie ghost movies, Three Lives Three Worlds, Sweet Honey, Ghost Blows Out the Lamp, and Tomb Raiders, and discussed why the characters in them don't worship which god? This misses the point. It is written on his home that "Heaven and Earth Come to Worship" was arranged by his kind uncle Jiale. He will just take care of it when he grows up. Given that their ancestors have controlled great gods such as the Five Mountains Emperors for generations, the status of the Great God in charge of the Chinese Dragon Vein and the Qinling Mountains, and the battles they have fought for thousands of years, the two characters of heaven and earth are also qualified to worship. The article also describes the escape of the 13th ancestor in the writing style of "The Dragon Sees the Beginning but Not the Last". In the spring, he went to Longhu Mountain to find the Celestial Master to play. In the autumn, he went to the pavilion and borrowed the secrets of other people's sects to commit suicide. Later, the records were incomplete and full of internal flavor. Basically, although it is impossible to write a book that satisfies everyone, it is not like some people describe it as a novice writing homework for elementary school students. The first unofficial entrustment of "Hong Kong Island Taoist" is requested to be refined.

Is there a dead date? I like Ma Xiaoling very much😍

As evidenced by this post on August 1, 2020: this book will be about 500,000 words or about 700,000 words. Sit back and wait

I'm convinced and can't accept the setting, so I'll change the book. If you don't stick to reality, if you like to read the authentic Taoist setting, just read the one that meets the requirements. It seems that the setting of this kind of book must be completely unified. I really can't stand the book review section.

It's a rubbish novel, it talks about practicing Taoism, and it just talks about Buddhism.

I will reward you with a thousand dollars and delete the post of that Taoist priest Wei Sheng. I think he disgusts me.

The origin and time of the Three Purities of Taoism. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhang Ling inherited Huang Lao Tao from the Han Dynasty and founded the Tianshi Taoist religious order. He used Huang Lao Taoism to teach the religion believed in by the ethnic minorities in Western Shu, so Laozi naturally became the leader of the new religious order. Since Buddhism entered the Central Plains, this religion that seemed familiar to China made the scholar-bureaucrats of the Han Dynasty generally believe that Lao Tzu went to India to become the Buddha. However, the Buddhism that had just been introduced to China was insignificant at this time, and it was eager to rely on Taoism for development. Buddhists who came to the West to preach also claimed that Lao Tzu was the teacher of the Buddha. Therefore, the statement that Laozi turned into a Hu became the consensus at that time. During the Han and Wei dynasties, Taishang Laojun was the highest god organized by the early Taoist sects. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, Taoist gods were very complex, but scattered and disorderly. In the Liang Dynasty of the Southern Dynasty, the "True Spirit Position and Industry Map" written by Tao Hongjing, a famous Taoist theorist, began to appear as the first relatively systematic Taoist theogony. In this genealogy, Tao Hongjing divided the gods into seven levels. Each level has a middle position, which is presided over by an immortal. In addition to the middle position, there are several seats on the left and right to arrange the gods. The seven levels are different, with the first level being the highest. Based on this, the order is in order. In addition to the main god in the middle, each level also has gods on the left and right, with varying numbers. For example, in the first level, there are 29 gods on the left and 19 gods on the right. The third level has 50 more gods on the left and 30 more gods on the right. Some of these immortals are emperors, generals, or saints and sages in history, such as Confucius, Yan Hui, and Zhuangzi in the third level; Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, Duke Huan of Qi, Duke Wen of Jin, Emperor Wu of Wei, Liu Bei, Li Guang, Han Sui, Sun Ce, Xu Shu, etc. In the seventh level. Some are famous leaders of Taoism, such as Wei Huacun, Xu Mu and Xu Yong of the second level, who are the founders of the Shangqing sect of Taoism. Xu Laile and Ge Xuan are the founders of Lingbao Sect. And Zhang Ling of the fourth level is the originator of Tianshi Tao, and Ge Hong is a great Taoist theorist. Some are mythical and legendary figures, such as the Yellow Emperor, Tang Yao, Yu Shun, Xia Yu in the third level, Chisongzi in the fourth level, etc. In short, there are all kinds of characters in the theogony, and most of them are famous characters, but there are also characters that no one knows about, and it is difficult to test their origins, and some have little to do with Taoism. For example, Confucius was also included in the divine genealogy, which seems nondescript. In addition to Tao's divine genealogy, there are also various different divine genealogies, and their structures and contents are also different from each other. Tao Hongjing's "True Spirit Position and Industry Map" theogony is just a statement from the Shangqing sect. It regards Yuanshi Tianzun, Yuanshi Tianwang, Taishang Daodaojun, Jinque Emperor, etc. As the highest gods. The Lingbao sect regards Yuanshi Tianzun and Taishang Laojun as the most respected. The Tao of Heavenly Masters respects Laozi as the highest god. The three factions each do their own thing. They do not completely agree with each other on the issue of the Supreme God. With the development of Taoism and the blending of various sects. About the end of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the unified highest gods "Three Pure Ones" appeared, namely Yuanshi Tianzun, Lingbao Tianzun and Daode Tianzun. The emergence of the Three Pure Gods marks the final shape of the lineage of Taoist immortals The initial definition of Taoist priests The name Taoist priests originated from the alchemists of the Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, that is, people with alchemy skills. After the founding of Taoism, Taoist priests during the Southern and Northern Dynasties specifically referred to Taoist clergy members who practiced Taoism.

I feel like people in the comment area always bring Taoist regulations from the real world into this novel? Does a powerful world like this have to be regulated according to the real world? Does everything in the real world have to be correct? You have to earn money by writing a novel here, what is the real world like? Then why haven't I seen you go into steel in other novels?

You read the last book "Into the Sky" and threw it away after reading a few chapters.

The majestic world view and details that make you vomit blood. If you use your brain to read the novel, you should not read this one. Chapter One: A Small World. In the first chapter, I thought it was just a Hong Kong movie story with a bit of supernatural power and little harm. Until the author wrote about a meeting of Hong Kong's supernatural world, I vomited. This is a world with immortals. It is incredibly majestic. The protagonist has a prominent family background and still looks down on the corpse immortals of 2000 even if he is in trouble. The mountain guardian of the Qinling Mountains has such a big tone that he is compared to the four Shinto emperors, and then he is so lonely that he can't afford to eat. Do you know how it makes me feel? It's like a feudal official who can't afford pickles. Then there are forces oppressing another local emperor who has been passed down for thousands of years, Turtle. You have such power, why can't you even afford food? Where did your family decline? The funniest thing is yet to come. It is said that Taiyi Temple is the leader of Taoism in Hong Kong. What you wrote earlier is a small, remote temple with many possessions and you are the only disciple in the temple. Do you know what an industry leader is? Not to mention the many servants, where are your sect's friends, believers, and benefactors? If you want money but no money, if you want people and no one, if you want land but no land, why should you be considered the leader? Do you rely on the author's pen to write? Go to Hengshan and take a look. As a holy religious place, southern religions are famous not only for their leaders, but what kind of momentum is that? Do you think you are worthy of a leader? What about the people below you? At that time, Hong Kong was a developed area. Without money or without people? Are you acting like a holy place? Seeing this is really more uncomfortable than meeting Oli. It doesn't matter what I want from Taiyi Guan. It's just the leader of the Taoist sect! My protagonist earns so much money every day for practicing the Way of Demon Elimination. The temple is remote and small. If one person has enough food and the whole family is not hungry, it can be compared to those temples in Hong Kong Who told me that I am from a wealthy family in Qinling? It doesn't matter whether the Taoist temple is grand or not, who makes me a real cultivator As for the protagonist who loves money so much and needs money to practice cultivation, I am not the author who wrote it randomly. It means that the protagonist needs to undergo training and cannot use family money (although the protagonist is the only one alive in the household registration book). The second generation is so willful

Are Taoist priests Taoists or Taoists? Do the Taoists, Laozi, Zhuangzi and other great figures in Taoist thought worship the Three Pure Ones? Do they wear robes? Are they Taoist priests? Was Zhang Jiao considered a Taoist priest at the end of the Han Dynasty? Does he wear robes? Does he respect the Three Pure Ones? He took the lead in the rebellion, does that count as practicing morality? Including Zhang Lu, if he cedes territory and becomes king, is he not a Taoist? I think Taoist priests should not just be like those in TV movies, but they should be considered Taoist priests if they have a heart to pursue the Tao.

This book was okay at first, but then it became boring when it had to involve the real-life struggle for power and the conflict between China and Britain to catch up with the heat.

Taoist priest is a proper term for Taoism, just like monk and priest. It is a unique term for religious people, and they can only be called this if they are naturalized. It's okay to claim that a Taoist priest is disrespectful to the Three Pure Ones

I didn't want to pay attention to it at first. If the readers of this book are like this, I still strongly urge the author to change the title of the book! Laughing like crazy.

What's going on? Should I send the razor blade?

If you want to write a book, just write a book called Eunuch. You will never get ahead. There will be no old readers to support you.

This novel feels like you are reading a manuscript in standard, emotionless Mandarin, and the plot is basically the same as the movie, so copy it!

Good guy, I wrote three books called All Eunuchs. Let's change the name to Three Treasures Eunuchs.

The author has written three books, all of which are eunuchs and boring.

Is the author crazy? Is this the rhythm of a eunuch?

I work as a Taoist priest in Hong Kong Island - Fighting on the street

Are you a eunuch? Lost contact for twenty days?

🙂The author, your writing is quite good. 😅What a pity for the eunuch.

Every book this man writes is like a eunuch. Also convinced.

Another man who found the Sunflower Book and wanted to be the best in the world