Three Thousand Daoist Scriptures from the Start, I Became a Saint

Is the author sure that the protagonist in the book studied "Huang Ting Jing"? He also splits his soul. I think this is a demonic skill. Cultivating Taoism is originally about cultivating both life and life. Cultivating a little bit of true spirit can make the three treasures of essence, energy, and spirit become one. That's good for you. You are practicing cultivating and actively splitting your own soul. If your soul is broken, do you still want to practice Taoism? Can a broken bucket hold water? Even if it's repaired, can it be better than the original one? And the God of Self-cultivation doesn't ask you to split your soul and become the God of Body, right? The body and spirit exist in themselves. The function of "Huang Ting Sutra" is to teach people how to discover and control the body and spirit. The original powerful technique has been turned into a heresy by you. Of course, you wrote the book, so there is nothing you can do about it. The above is just a personal opinion!

Why does the protagonist feel that this world is not good enough for cultivating immortals after having only read a few books on the lowest level of techniques? I feel that purely theoretical things about the earth are better

To be honest, the concept of this novel really attracted me. I originally thought it was a novel about farming and being romantic, but after finishing the novel, I was disappointed. It is no different from the previous upgraded novels.

I was persuaded to quit, and the good Huang Tingjing was turned into a heretic by you, and I have no sense of expectation for the next plot.

The book is not bad, it is considered to be the first level of food and grass. It is a bit new. You earn merit by farming and studying high-yielding crops. If you ignore the details of the four martial arts methods, cultivation methods, training methods, fighting methods, killing methods, six essentials of immortality, formulas, mudra, incantations, visualization pictures, Gang steps, and talismans.

One moment he said it was innate, and the next he said he was truly innate. I really don't understand what he wrote.

The biggest problem with this book is that the author writes about the Three Thousand Taoist Canon, but it contains mostly private information, and many of the interpretations are one-sided and ridiculous. Then, when the comment section pointed it out, the author acted as if he hadn't seen it and didn't change it at all, so... Call him a noob, but he's not that white, call him an old man, and it always makes people feel stuck in their throats. It is recommended that you don't open this chapter when reading, and then put your mind down and treat the Three Thousand Daozang written by the author himself, so that you will feel much more comfortable while reading.

There are too few updates, not enough to read

That's right, that's it. Don't introduce a lot of magical powers as if no one knows about them. If you subscribe to them all, you will be so angry that you will be pissed off.

The beginning of the chapter was fine, but later on it started to feel like it was just for self-entertainment. How can I find so many writings that are not the key points when I go back to my old home to improve my state of mind... The title is so well-intentioned and the key points are not grasped. So many great aspirations can be written from these, and the Taoism for the common people can be slowly transformed in a good way. The Taoist ancestor can also change the writing in subtle ways. But for those who want to become the Taoist ancestor, it is not easy to surpass the exaggeration in the writings of Long. Even if you need water, you can also come from some pretentious aspects. Well, although I don't know if the author's general outline is generally good, but I really feel that such a good subject concept is half watered at the beginning. It feels like a pity. It's a pity, otherwise it would be an absolutely fine product. There are better quality themes than that idle book about becoming a saint, but it doesn't have that destiny...