Tao and Tianqi

This book feels better than the author's previous ones!

When I first read this book, my first impression was actually "Island Weather". After I actually started reading it, I found that the title of the book is actually "Hanging and Tianqi", Manual Dog Head. JPG Haha, after all the jokes, in my opinion, the benchmark work of this book should be "Sword Comes", using a small world with special laws as a novice village, allowing outside geniuses to enter the scene, and giving the protagonist a plot stage for rapid upgrading and overtaking. This book is not a systematic text, but it is regarded as an additional text for collecting resources and taking drugs, and there is nothing wrong with it. The protagonist's destiny is special, and he directly has the "Red Dust Immortal" destiny. As long as there are enough resources, he can become an immortal immediately, or quickly add some skills to learn various skills. At the beginning of the game, the protagonist's destiny is taken away by someone, and he has to endure it and become a slave. However, due to his special destiny, the protagonist who comes into contact with the cultivation method lies dormant and forbears. When he is strong enough, he will immediately flip the table and carve out an invincible path. Just talking about the plot context, this book is actually not surprising. They are all cliché plots. However, the author's writing is quite distinctive. I dare not say that the writing style is excellent, but it also has an ancient rhyme and flowing ink. It instantly widens the gap with the vernacular fairy tales and creates a degree of recognition. The protagonist's human sophistication in the early stage of forbearance, including the shaping of several supporting characters, are all pretty good. Although he is a bit of a literary youth, he is still a normal reader selection, relying on his style of writing to screen out readers who like simple and crude vernacular plots. And when it comes to pretending to be beeping later, this faint literary flavor makes the protagonist full of character and arrogance when pretending to beep. In short, at this stage before the protagonist leaves the imperial city, I think this book is unique, and it can be said to be unique. However, after the protagonist leaves the imperial city, the overall impression seems to be a bit high and low. This kind of mid-game is not due to the decline in the quality of the plot, but from the change in the story atmosphere after the map change. To borrow the phrase from the book's introduction, "Mortal Gu Wen, my way is equal to that of Heaven!", It is probably the plot before leaving the imperial city, which corresponds to "Mortal Gu Wen", watching the protagonist who has been snatched away from immortality move around within a short distance. The plot after leaving the Imperial City corresponds to "Wugua and Tianqi". It actually tells the story of the protagonist using plug-ins to grab resources everywhere and seize the gap period to quickly upgrade and develop. At this stage, the main plot is basically a small branch one after another. Although there is no shortage of small points, it always feels like there is no advancement in the main plot. In addition, part of the text is allocated to shaping the protagonist's teammates. I really feel that the appeal of reading is not strong. I just want to fatten up and smile sideways. JPG In short, I still hope that the author will update vigorously to speed up the advancement of the main plot. I also look forward to what kind of invincible performance the protagonist will have after leaving the small world.

[Introduction] In the work "Dao and Tianqi", the author Zhu Xin Xiaren uses his unique writing style to depict a world of immortality full of challenges and opportunities. The protagonist Gu Wen is a beggar from a humble background. His story is not only a legend of changing his life against the will of heaven, but also a profound journey of self-exploration. ①[Starting point: Extraordinary aspirations in humbleness] Gu Wen's starting point was humble, and his life was full of stagnation and humiliation. However, it was this kind of adversity that inspired his inner reluctance and fighting spirit. He did not feel sorry for himself because of the slander and ridicule from the outside world. Instead, he turned these into motivation for moving forward. His story tells us that real strength often comes from inner tenacity and perseverance. ②Growth: A Duo of Forbearance and Explosion As Gu Wen grew up, tolerance was his way of survival. He knew that when his strength was not enough to change the status quo, he could only endure. But forbearance does not mean giving up, but waiting for the opportunity, waiting for that moment to explode. When the appearance of the fairy Yu Hua brought Gu Wen a turning point, the flame of resistance finally ignited in his heart. At this moment, he no longer just tolerated it, but began to seek change. ③[Transformation: Gorgeous transformation from beggar] Gu Wen's identity change, from beggar to marquis, is not only an improvement in social status, but also an enrichment of his inner world. He began to realize that his destiny was not static, but could be fought for and changed through hard work. This transformation is not only the recognition of one's own abilities, but also the affirmation of self-worth. ④Transcendence: The heroic declaration of Tao and Tianqi "As a mortal, Gu Wen, my Tao and Tianqi!" This sentence is Gu Wen's highest declaration of self-worth. He is no longer satisfied with just being a marquis, but desires to live as long as the heaven and the earth, and to compete with the sun and the moon. This kind of transcendence is not only the pursuit of the path to immortality, but also the exploration of the meaning of life. ⑤General Comment: Looking for Self in Adversity "The Tao and the Heaven are Qi" is a fairy tale novel full of philosophical thoughts. It takes Gu Wen's growth process as the main line, showing a profound theme about destiny, challenge and self-transcendence. This work makes us understand that no matter where we are from, as long as we have a dream in our hearts, there are endless possibilities. Gu Wen's story is an inspiration to everyone struggling in adversity, and it is also a profound reflection on self-worth. Thank you Zhuxinxiaren for bringing us such a good work! I hope your results will get better and better! Lots of monthly tickets! Average bookings skyrocketed! ———— {"TopicId":"1017389609619881984","TopicName":"Tao and Tianqi"}

For book review activities, read the synopsis of "Sword in the Snow" to add the style of immortality. I hope the author can have their achievements and don't imitate the eunuchs of the two eunuchs who procrastinate and go crazy during martial arts 😁😁😁. I hope Gu Wen will be more decisive in his work and have a firm and striving style.

When I first saw the title of the book, I was very surprised. Compared with the previous book "The Immortal Just Wants to Lie Down", the author of this book chose a four-character title that is almost worthy of a platinum title. "Tao and Tianqi". This is a non-gimmicky, fancy fairy tale title, and after reading it, I realized that the author is indeed capable of coming up with such a name. The writing style is flowing and very classic in the style of fairy tales. It is not a literary novel. While telling the story, it is full of imagination and outlines a magnificent world of fairy tales, which is particularly immersive. Starting from the main plot of the mortal Gu Wen, a young man who was deprived of immortality by the royal family. In the background of the land of immortality similar to Lizhu Cave in "Sword Comes", the dynasty is in turmoil, and geniuses from all sides compete for opportunities. Gu Wen possesses the fate of [Red Dust Immortal]. He can use the treasures of heaven and earth to improve his cultivation and study the immortal arts in a similar way. While the prodigies from all over the world compete for hegemony in the open, he develops in secret, becoming a mortal and ranking second in the world. In addition to the different storylines, the author's characterization has also become sharper. Through the contrast of several short stories, the image of the heroine Yu Hua Fairy is quite vivid, and the protagonist is a mortal who tolerates businessmen in troubled times. At this point in the story, we have seen the Imperial City, and it is Gu Wen who has already developed a cultivation style. He is a practitioner who will no longer hold back and will show off his talent. After reading this, I am already looking forward to the three religions, nine streams, military strategists and Taoists mentioned in the author's introduction. This kind of fairy tale world is slowly unfolding, and I am even more looking forward to the day when Gu Wen can actually achieve it. "Mortals care about Wen, and my way is equal to that of heaven." I hope the author will greatly adjust his mentality, update more, and get better and better!

The book review is here. The plot is in the style of Beacon Fire. The protagonist is decisive but tolerable. The plot progresses very quickly. I thought that the aggressive Zhao Feng was just a small boss, but he was destroyed not long after. It was a small climax and a surprise. I will slowly maintain this level and work towards becoming a great boss.

In the book review event in July, the protagonist began to be able to bear it without saying harsh words. This is very well written. Of course, I saw the shadow of the list of the whole life, but the style was a decisive killing of the gods. He had no ink on the Ninth Prince Zhao Feng and had the ability to directly destroy him. It was fun to watch and I liked this refreshing approach. Keep it up and keep going.

When I saw the sentence "I am already number one in the sky, when will you be unparalleled in the world, will you be the best in the earth"? It's really beautiful, and the writing is very good. The protagonist comes from a humble background. Although the opportunity was taken away from him, he has endured it. After meeting the goddess, he is able to seize the opportunity and soar into the sky, which shows the character and character of the protagonist.

When I first saw the title of the book, "Tao and Tianqi", I didn't understand what it meant, but my intuition was that it was definitely a good book about cultivating immortals. It wasn't until I saw the last sentence of the introduction, "Gu Wen, a mortal, that my way is equal to that of heaven!" Did I understand that it was the story of Gu Wen, who was born in a humble way, seeking to reach the top in the world of immortality.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         I saw "A man came with his daughter in hand" in Chapter 2. The woman was fourteen years old, ordinary appearance...", The chapter here said that some people said that this sentence has no subject, and that the Chinese language is not good, and there is no talent. I think there must be someone missing here, and it has nothing to do with Chinese proficiency. And I just feel that if we talk about Chinese proficiency, DaDa's level is absolutely top-notch. I really think the text of this book is very beautiful, and the language is particularly concise. The book introduces many historical allusions and describes the ancient style like a picture scroll, slowly unfolding in front of the readers. It makes people feel like watching the River Along the River during the Qingming Festival, and they can feel the profound cultural heritage of the country.        ，，，，，，，！ "Tao and Tianqi" is not a book suitable for quick reading. You might as well slow down your reading speed and read some details carefully again and again. You will find different beauty and you will enter a wonderful world.

The middle and later stages of The Land of Immortality were confusing, and the parts involving the realm were a bit confusing. The layers of Dao Foundation and Golden Elixir, and the Heavenly Essence Emperor's Serum poured into it every time it was upgraded, made one's eyes dizzy. But after I came out, I returned to the rhythm of Li Dagou, comfortable, very comfortable

The transformation of the character Gu Wen from a poor and weak scholar at the beginning to the "Marquis Wen" is quite immersive. His intelligence and ability to thrive in the palace are very enjoyable to watch. However, seeing his attitude towards the victims, I felt a little uncomfortable. Let's talk about Zhao Feng, the Ninth Prince, he is standing still. His attitude towards Gu Wen was sometimes close and sometimes distant. When he mentioned that he wanted to return Gu Wen's heirloom jade pendant to him, I almost thought there was going to be a big twist in the plot, but it turned out to be a false shot. The prince was still thinking deeply. The appearance of Fairy Yu Hua adds a touch of brightness to this story; in addition, the setting is also quite interesting. The "Fate of the Red Dust Fairy", "Heavenly Essence" and "Emperor's Essence" are all familiar elements. Overall, it is a work worth reading, and I look forward to the sparks between the protagonist and Fairy Yuhua 🙂

Reading "Tao and Tianqi", I especially like the character Gu Wen. He gradually showed extraordinary potential from an ordinary domestic slave. This counterattack process is quite fascinating Especially when he had a cold, even though he was very sick, he was still thinking about wealth and immortality. His unique perception of life made people feel that he had a special charm Fairy Yuhua appeared, and her interaction with Gu Wen was both tense and humorous, which made people feel fresh. In particular, Gu Wen's confidence and courage when he dared to show his strength in front of her were truly impressive. This kind of role change from struggling at the bottom to having the right to speak always touches people's hearts. Looking forward to the next development {"TopicId":"1017389609619881984","TopicName":"Tao and Tianqi"}

Gu Wen's heaven-defying journey and spiritual resonance The character of Gu Wen, with his unique perspective and profound growth trajectory, leads us on a fairy tale journey about destiny, challenge and self-transcendence. This work is not only a legend about cultivating immortality and seeking immortality, but also a baptism of the soul and resonance of the soul. Gu Wen, a beggar from a humble background, seems to have been doomed by his low starting point that his destiny will be full of ups and downs. However, it was this kind of adversity that forged his perseverance and indomitable spirit. In the novel, Gu Wen faced oppression and discrimination from all walks of life, but he never gave up his yearning for a better life and his pursuit of strength. This kind of attitude that can still maintain a positive attitude in the face of adversity deeply shocks readers, and also conveys a kind of positive energy to us - no matter where you are from, as long as you have a dream in your heart, there are infinite possibilities. Gu Wen's path to immortality was not smooth sailing. What he needs to face is the test of heaven, competition from his peers, and threats from the outside. In this process, he experienced countless hardships and setbacks, but every time he fell, he was able to stand up again and continue moving forward. This kind of persistence and perseverance in the path of cultivating immortality not only reflects Gu Wen's desire for power, but also demonstrates his pursuit of self-transcendence. His story tells us that success never comes overnight, it requires us to pay the price of sweat, tears and even blood. During Gu Wen's journey of cultivating immortality, he met many like-minded partners. They faced challenges together, fought together, and established a deep friendship. These friendships not only provided Gu Wen with moral support, but also allowed him to find motivation to move forward in difficult situations. At the same time, Gu Wen always adheres to his belief that Tao and Heaven are in harmony. This belief is not only the source of his motivation to cultivate immortality, but also the key to his ability to remain calm and firm in the face of difficulties and challenges. His story makes us believe that as long as we have faith in our hearts, nothing can stop us from moving forward. Through Gu Wen's perspective, we are shown the vastness and mystery of the world of immortality. The immortal cultivators in his works not only possess otherworldly powers, but are also full of awe for nature and life. In the process of cultivating immortality, Gu Wen gradually realized the harmonious coexistence of man and nature. He understood that the true meaning of power lies in protection rather than destruction. This kind of awe for nature and life not only makes Gu Wen's image more full and three-dimensional, but also gives us profound inspiration and insights during the reading process. "Tao and Tianqi" is a fairy tale novel full of suspense and attraction. It takes Gu Wen's heaven-defying journey as the main line, and shows us a moving story about destiny, challenge and self-transcendence through rich plots and profound connotations. This work not only allows us to feel the fantasy and mystery of the world of immortality, but also allows us to find our own shadow and resonance in Gu Wen's growth process. It tells us: No matter what environment we are in, as long as we have dreams, faith, and persistence in our hearts, we can transcend ourselves and realize our ideals.

Book Review I read ""Dao and Tianqi"" and I feel that Gu Wen's portrayal of the person is very good. The setting of the book, Tianmui, and Emperor Jing are also very interesting! I look forward to Gu Wen's follow-up efforts and hope to see the further development of him and Fairy Yu Hua and that the troubled times in the world can be calmed down as soon as possible to give mortals some peace and quiet!

In the context of a world of great strife, mortals are like ants, and everyone in the world is a monk.              Gu Wen, a beggar who was born as a mortal and has a low status, although he sold himself into slavery at the beginning, he was unwilling to be mediocre or ordinary, and set up a grand ambition, shouting "Gu Wen, a mortal, my way is equal to that of heaven!" This cry makes people's blood surge and their hearts surge! Watching Gu Wen keep improving and getting stronger with his unyielding fighting spirit and unremitting efforts, I have a strong sense of substitution! The powerful masters of the three religions of Buddhism, Taoism and Demon have set the rules, and the heroes of the younger generations have come together. The Heavenly Sword Immortal, the Taoist Goddess, and the Innate Holy Son are all stunningly talented and beautiful. A mortal, Gu Wen, looks up, looks down, and then looks down. The core is a passionate struggle! I hope that Gu Wen will bring Tao and Tianqi together in the story, and also wish Zhu Xin Xiaren a wonderful pen and a spring of literary thoughts. "Tao and Tianqi" will have an unstoppable future!

I'm not very good at writing, but I think people who pursue anything and everything should be like Gu Wen, who has perseverance, dreams, and a specific reference. Anyway, I hope the author can keep it up, it's pretty cool, thank you.

"Tao and Tianqi" is the fifth novel by Zhu Xin Xiaren. Based on previous works, it is estimated that this book will probably reach one million. Friends who are not interested in reading can feel free to follow the drama boldly. This book is a fairy tale novel that tells the story of how the little man Gu Wen rose from a precarious beggar to the top of the world step by step in the troubled times of the land of immortality - the great road to compete with the sky. Think about it in the Daqian Dynasty. In order to practice Taoism and refine elixirs, the emperor gathered all the rare treasures in the world. He searched for all resources just to refine elixirs for immortality and did not care about the lives of the people. His son died in infancy and only the ninth prince was left as a pawn, sharing the cause and effect for him. Seize the huge opportunity that Gu Wen's ancestors earned for the descendants, and use force to suppress others. Gu Wen endured the humiliation and grew up secretly. Until the Sanqing Dao Sect Saint came to Daqian like a fairy, uncovered the ugly deal, and privately taught the sect's secrets to Gu Wen as compensation. After getting in touch with him, he discovered that he was talented and had extraordinary qualifications, and he immediately began to cherish his talent. After all, this was the originally appointed guardian, but he was replaced by a deal between the sect and the royal family. She also looked down upon the replaced Ninth Prince, a lustful and cowardly man with no intelligence. As the situation developed, the royal family persecuted him, and Gu Wen knew why his family was wiped out and why he was made a marquis. He broke his hypocritical face. After killing the ninth prince, his father, the emperor, was not angry but made him inherit the throne. He knew his purpose but refused. After a personal outburst, he escaped from Daqian and found another way out with the help of the saint. Only the strong can have the right to speak. He has gone through life and death, studied hard and practiced hard to set himself on the road to becoming strong. The book not only describes love, hatred, and the suffering of the people, but also has heroic friends who are willing to help despite hardships and dangers. After all, a single tree cannot grow into a forest. It can be said that this is also an inspirational novel. Strong people (referring to psychology) never complain about the environment. When you are weak, you hide your personality, endure the criticism and temptation from above, the fear of having your life in the hands of others, and the cynicism of those around you who "drown people with spitting stars"... And finally see the rainbow after the storm. Whether it is image description or psychological activities, the characters are lifelike under the rendering of the environment. Reading books reminds me of life, watching "plays" brings endless thoughts. Feeling moved by the scene, thinking about how to move forward in life? This is a heart-wrenching topic that is difficult to say but not easy to say. Everyone has his own life, let's encourage each other to move forward! Come on! Life is not easy, keep moving forward without regrets. {"TopicId":"1017389609619881984","TopicName":"Tao and Tianqi"}

Book review: Traditionally writing novels about cultivating immortals requires reading a large number of Taoist books, and most online writers do not have such rich experience. Therefore, most of the novels about cultivating immortals nowadays are patchwork fantasy novels about cultivating immortals. "Tao and Tian Qi" is no exception. It can be used to pass the time, and it may even become a hit, but it is difficult to become a classic. Therefore, I can only send some blessings. I wish your story has twists and turns and is fascinating; I wish your characters are charming, distinctive and deeply rooted in the hearts of the people; I wish you have endless creative inspiration and frequent golden quotes that are widely circulated.

There is no fate in the mortal world, there is no fairy Gu Wen, it is just the tribulation of the inner demon in the mortal world that Mo Luo, the ancestor of the inner demons, gave to the living immortal Li Changsheng.

There are still tens of thousands of orders for this kind of book. The starting point is hopeless. It's given to me for free and I won't even read it. The way it was written 20 years ago smells like an ancient Internet article. It's a waste of time.

Real or fake

Before seeing Yu Hua die, there was passion and pretentiousness. In short, in my opinion, it is just fairy grass. It has changed after coming out of the small world. The author, Wen Qing, is suffering from a disease. When the performance of each book gets a little better, the author will become more and more literate. He feels that he has become a god, and then deviates from the main line. Is it uncomfortable for me to read this plot of yours? It's like you can say that the plot of "Eagle Water" has been passed over by him. If you can understand the author's mood of considering himself a literati, then let's slowly become a literary person.

When I read the novel, this is what I imagined in my mind

Brother, to be honest, I really like the logic of your writing. But your setting and plot progression are not good enough. The Daoji setting is very cool, but it conflicts with the plot. Daoji and Xiuwei go hand in hand, and the plot is easier to write. Also, if you keep throwing away the setting and forcing the game, your combat power will definitely collapse later. In the early stage, the plot should be written with less setting, in the mid-term setting, the plot should be introduced, and in the later stage, the plot should be written. In short, if you use the mid-term writing method in the early stage, your combat power will definitely be suppressed in the mid-term, and it will be unfinished in the later stage.

The protagonist becomes more and more invincible and powerful, but the more I read, the more depressing it becomes. You will always be invincible in the current stage, and you will always be invincible to the enemies in the next stage. There are more and more friends and partners, and the friends and partners are becoming more and more miserable. The deeper the sense of immersion, the more the protagonist feels out of breath. I really don't know if the author's previous book Harem + Invincible Flow was so good, but he is committing a crime against the literary youth by writing this book like this.

If the protagonist's name is still Li Yi or Li Changsheng, not only will it not affect the reading of new readers, but it will also get old readers to discuss heatedly in the comment area out of thin air. Then new readers will have a chance to watch "The Immortal Just Wants to Lie Down" out of curiosity One stone kills multiple people 🤭

I am just an ordinary book-subscriber. I treat these dozen monthly tickets as food for dogs. I can't afford to criticize or hide. ^^. After all, I wrote hundreds of words to ask about the content, but I didn't point to the author in reply. I discussed it with book friends or checked to see if everyone thought the same. I even discussed a supporting role and didn't let go of deleting comments. Sure enough, this old man has a lot of hands and eyes, and there are always people in and out of the book covering him.

I've finished reading it. The part about hiding in the imperial city is pretty good. It's really good to write about the normal appearance of a little person hibernating after time travel. Later, when I started to look for elixirs, things started to go wrong. The first one was that I suppressed the combat power and did not upgrade. I liked to use advanced skills to kill people beyond the level and couldn't get back my blue. If the author hadn't suppressed you and had a mother by your side, you would have been in trouble sooner or later. The second is that if you don't streamline the skills that you haven't yet become an immortal, you will want to learn everything you see. If you have this free time, your skills will have taken off long ago.

Some families are not worthy of a good life. Alas, they all say filial piety, but you can't be foolishly filial.

It's a rubbish book. It relies solely on the early setting to attract people. The plot, values, combat power system and so on are all a mess.