Mount Shu: Cultivating from the Corpse Demon
蜀山：从尸魔开始修炼
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- 507k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
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The influence of Baopuzi on Shushan
Undoubtedly, Huanzhu Louzhu was a "metaphysician"; to a considerable extent, he was also a "fatalist." He had a strong Buddhist and Taoist belief, firmly believing that there was more suffering than happiness in the world, and that all beings must seek the path to self-liberation.
The difference between unorthodox and unorthodox methods in the Shu Mountains
Compared to the "orthodox and authentic schools of Taoism," "heterodox and unorthodox paths" is just a convenient term used by the world, generally representing a concept that is "crooked" and not correct; but in fact, the thoughts, behaviors, cultivation methods, and achievements of "heterodox and unorthodox paths" are very different and quite distinct.
Another idiot! Just transmigrated here, and they said the ancient god dove was poisoned and wouldn't wake up for a thousand years, but then he just raised his hand and woke it up himself, haha. 🙂
The orthodox Xuanmen sect is the only way to attain enlightenment.
The term "Xuanmen" originally came from Buddhism, referring to profound and mysterious teachings. For example, the *Avatamsaka Sutra* mentions "Ten Profound Gates," while the *Pure Land Treatise* states, "The Pure Land and the Profound Gate are praised by all in the ten directions.
The Corpse Demon's cultivation technique, the Nine Heavens Profound Scripture, makes it very difficult for him to collapse.
The author writes so long and tediously, it's driving me crazy. I really can't appreciate it. I'm outta here.
I've read a lot of Shushan fanfiction but never actually read the original novel.
The Nine Heavens Mysterious Scripture was clearly passed down from the Lingkong Immortal Mansion, and you've turned it into something like Guangchengzi's transmission? Isn't that ridiculous? You didn't even read the original text before writing the book.
Shushan fanfiction is niche.
Writing novels about the Shushan sect is difficult. The powerful beings can predict the future and arrange everything perfectly, with the concepts of birth, restraint, control, and transformation of fate. Why were the younger generation of Emei able to subdue the demons? Because their fates were in conflict.
The author probably hasn't read the original "Shushan" novel, only fanfiction. But that's understandable; most "Shushan" readers haven't read the original. If you were to write it exactly as it is, nobody would read it.