Spiritual Qi Revival: I Cultivate Immortality Through Farming

Protagonist: I don't cause trouble and I'm not afraid of trouble. I can't bear it when I'm bullied. But this guy has a higher level of cultivation than me. I'll bear with him for now, so I can have some spiritual grass to show my respect to him.                 ，

I don't understand why this book is still ranked 27th on the monthly most popular list

It was very difficult to watch, I felt tired, and I didn't understand what was going on. Farewell for now!

It's hard for me to imagine how this novel got two stars.

Poison, you are so holy, I will kill you, but you were let go after a few soft words from a woman. Absolutely! ! ! Then he was beaten to the brink of desperation, desperate to survive.

This plot, this writing style, and then this result, a big question mark, I don't understand 🤔

The author bothers to research Chinese history or the Chinese mythology system when writing a novel. The Suzaku belongs to God and the Phoenix belongs to mortals. In some mythological systems, it is even the creation god who opened up the world's starry sky with the Green Dragon, White Tiger and Xuanwu. He is even more so. Summer in the cycle of seasons is also the sacred beast of fire in the south among the five mythical beasts. These head shapes alone can overwhelm a phoenix and make it breathless. One of the four spirits of heaven in ancient Chinese mythology This entry is polysemous, with a total of 29 meanings Featured entry | This entry is edited and maintained according to the featured entry guide Contributing maintainer Guan Qingwei Suzaku is one of the four spirits of the sky in ancient Chinese mythology. It originated from the worship of ancient stars. It is the southern god that represents Emperor Yan and the seven constellations in the south. It is separated from the Bagua and the main fire in the five elements. It symbolizes the old Yang among the four phenomena, summer among the four seasons, and is also the southern land of the sky. [1] The southern mythical beast Suzaku is the shape of a bird. The south belongs to fire, and totems of birds such as the red bird often belong to sun worship in ancient mythology. [17] Chinese name Suzaku Origin Ancient star worship Attributes Creation God Myth system Chinese mythology Related videos 431,000 views|14:03 What are the symbolic meanings and stories of the top ten ancient sacred birds, Suzaku, Phoenix, Kunpeng, etc.? 4.182 Million views|02:46 Understand five thousand years in seconds: There are five animals among the four mythical beasts? 166,000 views|01:32 In ancient mythology, the status of the phoenix and the unicorn are overestimated. The really powerful ones are these two mythical beasts! 135,000 views|00:47 Some people say that Suzaku is a variant of Phoenix. What do you think? 470,000 views|00:57 The southern god Suzaku is the god of creation 764,000 views|01:02 What is the difference between Suzaku and Phoenix? Related star maps Four auspicious beasts in ancient Chinese mythology 4 entries in total 65,000 reads Pixiu Pixiu (pí xiū), also known as "Wuxie, Tianlu, Baijie", commonly known as "Pi Big Tiger", is a ferocious auspicious beast recorded in ancient Chinese books and folk myths and legends, and "Qilin". Qilin is an auspicious beast in ancient Chinese mythology. Phoenix Phoenix, also known as "Fenghuang", also known as phoenix, red bird, firebird, pheasant, majestic phoenix, etc., Is a pair of birds and beasts in ancient Chinese myths and legends. There are male and female, the male is " See more Quick Navigation Cultural characteristics, art, image, relationship description, image evaluation Historical origins In the early Yin and Shang Dynasties, the images of four images such as the red bird appeared on oracle bone inscriptions [6] The earliest record is in the oracle bone inscriptions unearthed in the Yin Ruins: "Dingsibu, Zhendi Zhuniao, three sheep, three pigs and three dogs", which means "On Dingsi day, the emperor was asked to sacrifice the red bird, three sheep, three pigs and three dogs" [7] A total of 7. Zhang The image of the red bird in Chinese culture In the early Western Zhou Dynasty, cultural relics recording the image of the red bird were unearthed, and there were only four images: the black dragon, the white tiger, the red bird, and the sacred deer. Among the four images, the "Xuanwu" image had not yet taken shape. During the Spring and Autumn Period, "The Book of Songs, Daya, and Volume A" said: "The red phoenix sings with the high hill, and the sycamore grows with the rising sun. The red phoenix's body is covered with fire, and it will never go out throughout its life. It has strong vitality. It gives its shape to its spirit, injects infinite charm into the prosperous age, and brings auspicious aura to the world. It contains perfect and auspicious meanings." [16] During the Warring States Period, the lacquer box from the tomb of Zeng Houyi unearthed in Suixian County recorded for the first time the complete names of the twenty-eight constellations and the four elephants, including the Suzaku and other four elephants. "Chu Ci" says: "The flying red bird is the forerunner, riding on the xiangyu of Taiyi. "The Supplementary Notes to the Songs of Chu" says: "I have absorbed the vitality of heaven to obtain the truth, and the sacred bird of the Suzaku is my guide." "Mao Shi Lu Shu Guang Yao" explains: "The dragon rides on the clouds, the phoenix rides on the wind... All the birds are crouching." "[16] During the Han Dynasty, the theory of prophecy flourished, and its symbolic meanings included collections, Bingding, and etiquette. Taoism after the Han Dynasty absorbed it as a protector god and called it Lingguang Shenjun. [2] It is also believed that Qinglong, White Tiger, Suzaku, and Xuanwu worked together to create the world, and are the masters of heaven and earth, maintaining the universe. But there is also the Suzaku's energy that rises and becomes the sky, Suzaku. The essence fell to the earth, and the Suzaku created the world alone. In the Western Han Dynasty, one of the five beasts in "Huainanzi" was the Four Spirits of Heaven and the Yellow Dragon, also known as the Five Heavenly Beasts. [3] In the Han Dynasty book "Lunheng", the Phoenix was even considered to be the essence of the star god Suzaku. The gold in the west has a white tiger as its star. The fire in the south has a red bird as its star. The water in the north is also the star Xuanwu. The essence of the four stars gave birth to four beasts, and the blood-containing worms grew from the four beasts." [4] During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Volume 6 of "Customs and Customs": "The Southern Suzaku is the foundation of happiness, and its body is divided into five parts, with three as the top and two as the bottom, which means three days and two places. It is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, which is the symbol of respect and inferiority. The middle wing is eight inches, like eight winds. The waist is four inches wide, symbolizing the four seasons. Zhen Yuan is like the yin and yang turning around without ending. " Suzaku During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Ge Hong's "Biography of the Immortals" said: "I walk as a green dragon, and he walks as a white tiger. In front of him is the redbird, and behind me is the Xuanwu. This is the way to immortality. " During the Tang Dynasty, there is also such a record in the "Hunyuan Eight Views True Scripture" collected by the orthodox Taoist canon: "The Rengui Water in the north, the main hexagram, is like Xuanwu, the god of water. Bingding fire in the south, the main hexagram is Li, it looks like a red bird, the god of fire. In the east, Jia and Yi are wood, the main vibration of the hexagram, and its image is a green dragon, the god of wood. Western Geng Xin Gold, the main hexagram is Dui, which resembles a white tiger, the god of gold. These four images generate the world, establish the universe, and are the masters of heaven and earth. They are called the four images. "[8] Coincidentally, in addition to the "Hunyuan Eight Views True Scripture", there are similar records in the "Yunji Qizhu" in the Taoist Canon. From the late Tang Dynasty to the early Song Dynasty, Lingguang Shenjun was the Taoist title for the Suzaku after personifying the four images. "The Supreme Yuan Shi Tianzun said the Beidi's Curse of the Demon God": "Zuo Qinglong, whose name is Meng Zhang." Mao Wen. The white tiger on the right is called the supervisor. Youwen. Former Zhuque, named Lingguang. Noon text. After Xuanwu, his name was Zhi Ming. "Ziwen". Volume 30 of "Qian Jin Yifang": "In the body shape, it is not where you are. Each of the five parts in the shape has its own master. The liver is the green dragon, the lungs are the white tiger, the heart is the red bird, the kidneys are the Xuanwu, and the spleen is the Zhongfu. " During the Five Dynasties, Volume 44 of "Tai Shang Huang Lu Zhai Yi" called the seven places of the Suzaku in the south as: "The sky of the three Qi in the south, the palace of the fire official, the palace of the Red Emperor, the god of Yinghuo fire, the ghost in the well, the willow star, the winged star, and the god of the Suzaku." [12] In the Northern Song Dynasty, the "Seven Lots of Clouds" recorded: "The four elephants are the green dragon, the white tiger, the red bird, and the Xuanwu." (Except for what has been noted in the volume, the rest should be displayed together.) The green dragon represents A and B in the east... The white tiger represents Geng Xin gold in the west... The red bird represents Bing and Ding fire in the south. The liquid becomes a dragon when cut, and the air becomes a bird. Its qi rises and becomes the sky, and its essence descends and becomes the earth, so it is the foundation of the great elixir... Xuanwu people, Rengui water in the north... Just like the lofty ideals who burn the alchemy cauldron, those who know these four phenomena will be worshiped by heavenly beings in all directions. Ancient scriptures say "the elixir of the four gods", this is it. "[9] During the Ming Dynasty, "Shaogu Collection" recorded: The Southern Vermilion Bird has seven constellations, which is the southern continent of the sky. It is believed that the essence of the Vermilion Bird is the southern sky. And in the book "Ancient Wen Shen Tong Qi Collection" it is said that "Wenchang is the main star of Taiwei, which is the six stars of Kuizhong Dai basket, and the name is the Antarctic Tongxing.

Being a coward and being a coward are two different things. The first villain is simply anti-IQ. The author should improve slowly. I am afraid that many readers who introduce this data will be able to curse.

To be honest, I'm not surprised at all that the content of the novel is not good. I'm very surprised about the author's success in this book. Who can explain what's going on?

Selling sheep's head and selling dog meat, what does it have to do with the revival of spiritual energy? ?