A Celestial Master Between Two Worlds

I feel that the protagonist is inexplicably twisted. The early writing was good, but he became a bit obsessed when he arrived at Kunlun Mountain. The real man Qingyang made so many sacrifices for his master, and even gave him the Three Treasures Ruyi despite the obstacles. In the end, he even imitated Zhang Sanfeng and wanted to run away. Do you have the strength? There are so many monsters under the mountain, so he can stay and improve his realm before leaving. I really think this protagonist is very obsessed and stubborn to death.

After reading ten and five chapters of the movie plot of A Chinese Ghost Story, I might as well go watch the movie

1. Is Wudang Mountain Zhengyi or Quanzhen? Wudang has been Zhengyi since the beginning of Wudang Taoism. Emperor Yongle Zhu Di built a palace on the deserted Wudang Mountain. Only then did Wudang begin to have Taoist priests stationed here to preach. These Taoist priests were sent by the Qing Palace on Longhu Mountain. Is there any truth in Wudang? There are some, but not many. They were crossed out when the religious policy was implemented forty years ago. 2. What happened to Sanfeng Sect (Yinxian Sect)? The Sanfeng Sect has a very short history. To put it bluntly, it was formed through martial arts novels. Without Jin Yong's novels, the Sanfeng Sect would not exist. Zhang Sanfeng's Taoism is recognized by Taoism as the Natural Sect. Song Weiwei, Li Jinglin, and Guo Gaoyi are all from the Natural Sect. The so-called head of the Sanfeng Sect took over the position of Chief Guo Gao. 3. Is the Jingming Sect a fellow practitioner of the Neidan Talisman? No, Neidan simply means imagining a person as an alchemy furnace and imagining the essence and spirit as a precious medicine to refine the "precious elixir" in the body. The Jingming Sect, like Zhengyi, is a refining elixir. Xu Tianshi's biography records that Xu Tianshi lived in Xiangyang, Xishan. There are alchemy wells and alchemy furnaces and records of collecting herbs and refining alchemy. They are not the same thing at all. 4. What exactly is a talisman? Taoist symbols are Taoist documents used to manipulate ghosts and gods. When drawing amulets, the head, gallbladder, and foot of the amulet must all follow the rules and cannot be altered. The is the Taoist practice method To receive the , you must first receive a position. Only with the position and the certification of the can the ghosts and gods act according to the talisman (myths and legends compiled by Taoists) 5. What kind of wood is the Taoist priest's wooden magic sword? Many people are influenced by movies and TV dramas and blurt out that it is a mahogany sword, but in fact, the Taoist sword is not made of jujube.

The Jiao Demon King takes a concubine. The protagonist and his good friend Yan Chixia's woman Xuan Ming are inexplicably involved in an emotional dispute, and then forcefully explain it as a love robbery. This kind of plot development is nonsensical. I feel that the style of the book has been brought down a lot. The temperament of the front and back is seriously misaligned, as if it is a different author.

No, I said, author, you have written three books and you haven't learned your lesson yet? Every time I have to write about the relationship between the protagonist and a woman, it is inexplicable. The first book was already in the late stages, and suddenly the reincarnation of Guo Jing and Huang Rong appeared. Inexplicably, the character of the protagonist was completely destroyed. The second book was with Lan Feng. The plot of Huang getting better is also inexplicable. I was confused when I read it. This third book is also strange. Xuan Ming likes the protagonist. So the previous interaction with Yan Chixia in the lower world was for nothing? What's the point? If you don't know how to meet and fall in love with a woman, don't write about it. Every book has to write a plot like this, so why don't we change it to a goddess or a fairy? Do you have to have Xuan Ming? Baihua Fairy, Chang'e, Magu, He Xiangu, etc., Which one is not better than Xuan Ming? Isn't it easier to handle an encounter than Xuan Ming? If you insist on Xuan Ming, it will be easy to destroy the protagonist's image again, and then be forced to finish the book If you want to practice writing emotional scenes, won't you practice with supporting characters first? Can't you write the main character once you feel it's ready? I have to have this kind of inexplicable emotional encounter...

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 42. You taught me the martial arts secrets and reported them, and I couldn't bear it anymore. I have verified that the martial arts secrets are effective, and I have seen the effect of Dacheng. How stupid does this guy have to be to report this? The police are blatantly supporting evil, so you are talking nonsense... I don't deny that there are scum, but everything has a cost. To bully a little Taoist priest into doing this is a bit of a trick. I gave up the book.

The author should learn more about traditional culture, and don't take it for granted when writing a book, thinking that practicing Taoism is as divorced from reality as studying mathematics and physics. No matter which family of Chinese traditional culture, the purpose is to manage the world and apply it, so it naturally includes the philosophy of human life. Taoist monks who can understand Taoist scriptures and Buddhist scriptures to a high level are not newbies. The protagonist does not tell them anything and insists on going his own way, thinking that they will not believe it. This reflects the protagonist's own stubbornness, as well as the author's own inexperience in the world.

I don't know what his master's considerations were when he went down the mountain to find his junior brother before the war. I only know that even if the modern army is released, this kind of desertion that causes huge losses will be punished by a military court. If you really feel that the protagonist's master is at fault, he should repay his father's debt and make amends for the consequences of his master's mistakes. If you don't think there is anything wrong, Lian Ruyi can stay and leave cleanly. If Ruyi cannot keep it, can he always copy part of the scripture? The Classic of Filial Piety says that being famous in future generations to show off your parents is the end of filial piety. He said that he would fulfill his filial piety and sacrifice to his master, but in fact he was indifferent to his stigma and had no idea of ​​making up for it. Even if he became famous for future generations, his master would be notorious. Does this count as saying one thing and doing another?

Tianshi means "teacher who conforms to the natural way", not a heavenly teacher. When writing fairy tale novels, it's better to learn more about traditional culture!

It's hard to find a book without a heroine. Now, is there going to be an emotional drama with Xuan Ming, and a love story between gods and immortals? Don't do it, okay? Focus on being a fairy, don't engage in fairy romance! Xianlian and other things are the most disgusting!