
Starting as a Daoist of Mount Lao
从崂山道士开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 680k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's okay, but comparing poetry with others makes me sick. When an important supporting role challenges you, you are unwilling to join. You have no interest in poetry and officialdom, and only want to cultivate immortality and learn Taoism. So when you compete in poems, the protagonist sings one poem after another, and finally wins the supporting role, so you can't let go and let others win? You have to come and go, and finally you have a name. The key point is that it is not your own poem, it is your superhuman poem. To be honest, I feel embarrassed and a little bit annoyed by this!
It is actually said to be the beginning, which should be the infinite flow, and the cause and effect has been affirmed before, so isn't copying poems cause and effect? There are a few ordinary people who can leave famous poems through the ages. This is especially true in the mythological background of conversion, especially Li Bai. It is said that he was the descendant of the Taibai Star, and And Li Bai was also a Taoist priest. If you copy his poems and don't say who the original author is, isn't this cause and effect? What's the difference between copying the Tao Te Ching and not saying it was written by Lao Tzu, and trying to replace the Taoist ancestor? This is also cause and effect. If you are serious, do you want to be someone else's incarnation, or do you want to steal someone else's Taoism?
The protagonist was given four paths to choose from earlier, and he chose the golden elixir path instead of the traveler path. Then don't go on traveling all the time. You can finish writing one or two chapters of practice, but he has written a lot of short stories about conquering demons.
Brother, if you are practicing immortality, you can just write a random one yourself. Copying Poems Good Poems How this thing came about is mostly inspired by experiences. A kid from a rich family can write poems that require hard work and time. Who do you look down on? Those ordinary people can't be counted, but your master can't do it?
Isn't it a bit outrageous to just make a friendship and give a sword to someone when they just met and don't know anything about their character?
A good novel about cultivating immortals has to have a very blunt and pretentious plot. It is really a failure. I wonder if anyone has seen it later and if there is such a plot. If so, I will delete the book.
If you dare to write the heroine as a white snake, I will abandon the book immediately
There are more than 200,000 words. There is a reason for the poor results. When I saw He Caizi forcibly conflicting with Wang Yan, I realized it and became poisoned.
If you don't go home, your head will turn green.
The story of a person who cultivates immortality and even copies a whole poem to slap him in the face...