A Fox in the Mountains, an Immortal in the Mortal World

Recommendation: After reading a few chapters, I realized that this is not an "internet article" at all, but a spiritual guidance novel. The concept of time in it, as well as the practice method of "observing my presence", the teachings about the Dharma Realm, and the true and false cultivators are all very good. In particular, the so-called "immortal cultivation novels" nowadays are all about fighting and killing to determine which immortality you can cultivate. This is actually the online version of "Geniuses Go Left, Madmen Go Right", especially the second patient, about the analysis of dreams and precognitive dreams, etc.~ This book advocates the theory of cause and effect. Everything is a causal arrangement, and everything in the world is destined by fate. It is nothing more than the operation of karma and cause and effect. This is true for parents, couples, descendants, friends, and enemies. If there are no causes in the past life, where can the fruits of this life come from? Evaluation: Liangcao Category: Xianxia-Fantasy Cultivation Tag: Reborn as a Fox, Watch Me Here, Delicate writing style {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

You killed me in the previous life, can I kill you in this life? This book is hard to get popular, immortality is hard to fight, cause and effect is hard to find, isn't this world a world of cannibalism!

Being a nanny for a little girl is becoming more and more boring.

The title of the novel talks about immortals, but the actual content is the fallacies of bald donkeys.

As of the latest chapter 54, this book is considered a fairy tale. It is obvious that the author has a good understanding of Buddhism and Taoism, and has also dabbled in Northeast China. The most important thing is that these can be integrated into the world view and described to the audience in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. Based on the world view of Buddhism and Taoism, the protagonist's character has a clear behavioral logic. And the worldview and practice concepts in the book, at least based on my little understanding of them. In addition to the "Tao Te Ching" and "Ksitigarbha Sutra" cited in the book. There are also shadows of the "Qing Jing Sutra" and "Surangama Sutra" in the practice. There are also simple and easy methods of giving food in Tantra. The practice of demons and humans has some shadows in "Zi Buyu·Hu Sheng Yuan Persuades People to Cultivate Immortality". The practice method in the book is based on the most basic sitting and forgetting path and the four foundations of mindfulness. It is the orthodox Qingjing Dan method and the One-Year Method.

This book is destined to be a hit. There are also monks teaching

How can the protagonist, a person who has traveled through time, have a previous life in this world? Unless it is another set of Zhuang Zhou Mengdie's rhetoric. There is no difference between the real self and the false self. Not all part of me. A sea that cannot be calm is no longer a sea if the waves are blown by the wind. Whether it's good or bad, it's all a part of you. The Dharma Realm may not be real. It's like saying that from the perspective of the protagonist, the ordinary world is an illusion and the Dharma Realm is real. The world is real from a mortal's perspective. The protagonist is no different from a mortal, he just sees things from his own perspective. Different people have different perspectives, different worlds, and different realities.

The author positions the protagonist as a fairy fox, who is a fairy but not a Buddha, and Buddhist culture appears in the article, and the Dharma Realm is Buddhist language. I feel that I am not reading a novel, I am reading Buddhist thought, and it is all about Buddhist principles and explanations of Buddhist scriptures. Do you want me to become a monk?

To be honest, it's really good. It has the potential to become a high-quality product. He should not be a new author, and in reality, he should have some knowledge of Buddhist and Taoist classics.

Chapters 20 and 21 are the true practice methods of the Eight Sutras. And I didn't expect it. From the novel, I understood what Taoist Zhang Zhishun said. As long as you wait quietly, the energy of heaven and earth will come. "Heaven and earth all return" From knowing the way, understanding the way, cause and effect, observing precepts, and practicing. All. It's explained simply.