I Come to This World to Open the Great Way

[A short note on legal education, providing a brief explanation] In fact, the practice of cultivating immortality in China throughout history is just as described in the book. Most of the Taoist priests who stayed in temples were from the Quanzhen School. They hid in the deep mountains, meditated and practiced asceticism, and what they sought was immortality.

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Folk religious practices rarely lead to the Great Way. Without a master to bestow or ordination, their methods are ineffective, and officials and soldiers keep their distance. This is unlike Shangqing Maoshan, the Eighth Grotto-Heaven and the First Blessed Land, the direct line of the Zhengyi sect.

Brother, writing a book is a step-by-step process. Slowly, the book becomes famous, and people recognize the author's talent, which leads to good results. If you update once a day, you'll gradually earn money. Update as soon as you're feeling better, and take a break if you're not feeling well. Let's take it slow. I'm also promoting your book in the community because it's well-written. Keep it up!

The author should learn about the author of *Da Dao Zheng Feng*, Wu Dao Zhe; I think he could be a good reference. He wrote that book on and off for four or five years, and it wasn't popular at the time. The author frankly stated that writing was a hobby, not a way to make a living. Little did he know that talent will always shine through.

Please update soon, I really like your book 👍

This world has only just begun to awaken spiritual energy, so how could so many people have already embarked on the path of cultivation so quickly? And their strength is considerable. According to the setting, the protagonist arrived with cultivation techniques, and the natives' techniques were all untested. Logically, these techniques, which had never been practiced before, should most likely be uncultivable in the face of sudden spiritual energy. Yet, their progress is faster and stronger!

He completely ruined himself. Others need at least 300 photos to become famous, but he thought he could become famous with only 100 or so.

Speechless. I first knew the author through *The Great Immortal of the Intercepting Sect*, and he started this book in the middle of that. Back then, some people commented that he shouldn't write two books at once, but the author ignored them. Eventually, he disliked the poor sales of the other book and abandoned *The Great Immortal of the Intercepting Sect*, focusing solely on this one. Unfortunately, it didn't help; it seems this book is also destined for a bad ending.

The author is well-versed in Buddhist and Taoist teachings, and possesses a fluent writing style. The storyline and the diverse characters keep readers hooked, making them wish the author could update 10 chapters a day. Author, keep up the good work! I'll be giving you daily recommendation votes and monthly tickets!