Taoist Laws

In fact, there are some things in the Taoist Law that are improvements in the pattern. The protagonist seems to have done more things for his own merit. He is by no means a selfish person, or if he was selfish, he would not be able to achieve such a career. Just like in the book, Xuan Ci seems to be going to kill people to seek revenge and resolve the cause and effect, but along the way he builds bridges and paves roads to help ordinary people farm. However, when doing good deeds, do not worry about the future. It is far better to deal with certain fates calmly than to learn some official power skills. Many recommenders, instead of seeing these, just look at some opportunistic tips on being an official. How many times can ordinary people use this kind of tricks in their lifetime? How many of the real eight-treasure rice exhorts people to do good deeds and some compassionate things? Some things come naturally. If you really do good deeds and say good things, if the cause is in place, the result will naturally be achieved. In fact, an old man in the family passed away recently. When I talked with my mother, she said that she hoped that if she had to leave, she would leave quickly so as not to drag down my son. I told her that the relationship between mother and child is about cause and effect. If I can't repay your maternal love, it will be a burden on me in the end. Some things must be settled to make people feel at ease.

I have read one-sixth of it so far. This book is really buried. In the eyes of those who are interested, it is enough to make a god. It connects the protagonist's practice with his official position. The whole world of immortality is magnificent and majestic. . . . In the middle of the night, I can't praise it enough. Anyway, it's good. The protagonist's IQ is extremely online. The plot is also very enjoyable. I can't put it down.

Wearing the skin of cultivating immortals, the officialdom literature is very wordy.

The completion of "The Law of Taoism" is really sudden, but it is not unacceptable. In fact, I have seen some clues before. For example, a few days ago, I saw the chapter about the Demon Sect's invasion to seize the Chaos Heaven. At that time, I lamented that I was "at a loss as to the direction of this book" because the style and story direction of these chapters were not very similar to the tonality of the previous chapters. Sure enough, the book is finished today. The completion was indeed sudden, but not that unexpected. While reading this book, especially the development of Chaos Heaven at the end, it reminded me of "Three-Body III: Death Eternal Life" by Liu. In that book, Liu's high-concept ideas are thrown out one after another. Many times it feels like he is throwing out his outline for you to read. There are no details but just dry information. It is quite a bit like Fermat's Last Theorem in the writing world: "My ideas are too broad and too many, but it is a pity that the place here is too small and the time is too short to write them down." The many unfinished pits and undeveloped plots of Taoist Master Babao also make people feel this way. I have to say that excellent works and excellent authors are all similar. The author is talented but has limited energy. To a certain extent, this is a pity for the readers, but it is also a helplessness that is understandable and has to be accepted. I got in the car and started chasing this book about three months ago. As I was chasing it, I kept reading the previous chapters, slowly understanding the author's intentions and feelings, and savoring the good and bad tastes in every detail in the book. During the reading process, the communication with fellow book friends/taoist friends also brought an additional joyful reading experience. This book is a book worth recalling, a book worth savoring, a book that leaves people unfinished but satisfied. Thank you to the author, thank you book friends, and wish you all a Happy New Year in advance! 😁😁😁

What Sima did was certainly abominable, but the intention was nothing more than a mouthful of flesh. It was for personal gain, and he is a real villain who does it for personal gain. Ning's doing evil things in the name of justice is destroying the roots of the Taoist sect. Once he gains power, the Taoist sect will be in chaos. Poor Yu Zhiyuan! Zhao Ran had a lot of support when he entered Taoism, and he was worthy of his subordinates and friends. He died in front of the army to gain merit with his life, for the sake of his lover, and to be worthy of the flowers before and under the moon at that time. Knowing that it would be difficult to rape his best friend, he asked for a brother who grew up together at home and was not imprisoned. He would obey the rules but be right. Lin was born in a humble background and had no support in his early years. How could he survive to become immortal? After getting the chance to be immortal, my status was trembling. I couldn't refuse even a face-to-face rejection, and I didn't even get a blessing when I got married. Green tea should be in the valley of despair. Yu Zhiyuan died, and Ning was so disgusted that he committed suicide and jumped off a cliff. Is this the result? If we just forget about it, hehe, there really is no old kindness in the world, only new friends and smiles.

I've been having a lot of fun lately, and I've been playing with modern concepts.

If you write beside the topic again, you can't write the main line.

Here comes my brother🤓

Here comes my brother🤓

Now that the game is over, the next key lies in how to break the formation and how to pass the level of Shao Da Tianshi. Another thing is to look at the game in the True Master Hall. I feel that basically the problem of the locks will not be exposed at this stage. At least until the whereabouts of the last two locks are clarified, this problem will gradually surface. And judging from the previous attitudes of Master Zhang Da Tian and Qing Jun towards Abbot Zhao's practice, it should not be a big problem. It is probably something that everyone in their area knows.

Real officialdom, fake cultivator, this is actually an inspirational promotion story in the Ming Dynasty. The cultivating immortality and secularism are just two departments. The struggle of cultivating immortals is mixed in, but it is unclear. In fact, it is equal to none. Looking at the amiable character of the protagonist, it is actually a mask worn in the officialdom.

The first half is a good book, which ends after Lao Shao's death. That is, the climax is over. There is no need to read the last third of the story because there is no villain anymore and everything is just pushed aside and lacks logic and even poisonous points, such as the story about Buddhism at the end. Overall it can be seen as a half-good book with smooth writing.

Here comes my brother🤓

Finally finished reading. Speaking of which, listening to Taoist songs and watching Zhao Zhiran preside over the Zhai Jiao ceremony is really refreshing🤫.

Here comes my brother🤓

Here comes my brother🤓

Here comes my brother🤓

I will take it out and review it every once in a while, and I will have a different mood and perception every time. Knowing the ending, when I reread the book and see my old friends again, I still feel as if I have been separated from another world, which is very sad. Little people feel aggrieved, and big people also feel helpless. The same thing, different positions, different identities, different angles, but different endings due to different choices. It's hard to say who is right and who is wrong, we can only insist on each other and do what we think is right. Some partners become enemies, and some enemies become partners. Too much kindness cannot be repaid, and a lot of hatred is still lingering on. Isn't this a true portrayal of you and me? Sigh!

Why are so many people entangled in the original identity of the protagonist? The director is not omniscient and omnipotent, and the official is also a branch of the yamen. Not all departments are awesome, and some just hang out until they retire. If you really want to put it this way, the teachers who usually give me classes include department-level teachers. I have also attended the classes of generals and vice-ministerial level principals who gave lectures at our university. It is not that you can know everything after becoming a high official. He is only great in one aspect, but in many places he is just an ordinary person. Even because he is in a high position, he does not think as comprehensively as us ordinary people in some trivial matters of life and dealing with others. Because he doesn't have to worry too much, he just does his job well, doesn't cross the line, and doesn't abuse his power. There is basically no problem. There is not so much political strife. Now times have changed, and there are many ways to obtain information. Everything you say and do can be recorded online, and the foundation is clean. How can there be false accusations that would be incurred in ancient society. It can only be said that times have changed. Stop saying, "That's it, I'm still the director." It will only let others see your sourness and lack of knowledge.

Some suggestions for building the Yangtze River Bridge I am an architect and have been engaged in building materials and construction at home and abroad for more than ten years. Give me some advice. Let's talk about a pit first. Chapter 1344 mentioned that a 9-foot-deep well should be drilled at the bottom of the river. We can drill such a deep well on land, but it depends on whether the ground is hard. If it is soft, it will collapse at any time, and large projects cannot be considered based on the thinking of drilling wells in rural areas. For example, if a large-scale project is to build a downtown shopping mall or apartment with a 4-story underground parking lot, if the ground needs to be dug so deep, the surrounding retaining walls need to be made of vertical corrugated steel plates to retain the soil, one buckled one above the other, and prestressed steel bars are added to pull the walls sideways deep into the surrounding soil, otherwise the soil will collapse. When digging a well at the bottom of a river, the sediment is loose and there is a lot of water. If you dig a meter, the surrounding sediment will immediately fill up to a meter, and you will never be able to dig deeper. Unless you use Moses' trick of dividing the sea to separate the river, revealing a circular bottom, without the rough river water to disturb the situation, you can dig a well properly, which can be done with a high-level talisman. But it is difficult to do this with today's technology (for example, using super large riprap caissons, or the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge making 120 550-ton giant circular steel barrels with a height of 55 meters and a diameter of 22.5 Meters to block water for the artificial island), because it is necessary to block such a deep river water. The pressure of such a large body is extremely large, almost as strong as the Three Gorges Dam. The isolation of the river water required to drill the well is a temporary support. You would not spend a lot of money to build a temporary Three Gorges Dam in a circle to isolate the river water. After drilling the well, blow up the dam and throw it away. Calculated in terms of energy value or the consumables of the talisman, the eighth-level talisman does not reach this value. Or consider methods like the shield boring machine (TBM) that excavates subway tunnels vertically, which is also very difficult. In fact, when driving the pile foundation, it is better to hammer it from top to bottom with strong force and tamp it into the soil until the hammer stops moving. Because it has hit the hard underground rock layer, the pile foundation is completed. As long as you can keep hammering down, you need to continue to lengthen the piles and keep hammering down, because the bridge above is very heavy. Over the years, the pile foundation will be pressed down little by little. The lower the pressure, the lower the pile foundation will be. The entire building or bridge will deform and collapse, becoming a dangerous building. Refining bridge piers means refining pile foundations and bridge piers. The heights of the two are basically the same. The pile foundation must be connected with the bridge piers to form a whole, otherwise the pile foundations will still be at the bottom of the river, and the bridge piers will be pushed away by the river water. As mentioned earlier, we plan to produce a large amount of green bricks and strips. This material can only be used for round arch bridges and small bridges, but cannot be used for long-span and high-height bridges such as the Yangtze River Bridge. The Yangtze River near Nanjing is about 1 kilometer wide at its narrowest point and 20 to 30 meters deep, equivalent to the height of a 7 to 10-storey building. Imagine a 10-story bridge pillar, how big a structure that would be. Being able to build such a high bridge is basically equivalent to mastering the lower difficulty of high-rise buildings. You can build 7-story shopping malls, commercial buildings, hotels, observation towers, etc. In downtown Beijing, which can drive the GDP of the entire city. The height limit on the 7th floor is the foot strength limit of ordinary people without an elevator. In addition, if there is such technology, we can imitate the water channels of Rome and bring clean water from far away to the city, so that we can have running water. In ancient times, bridges made of wood, such as the Capel Covered Bridge in Switzerland, although spanned a total length of 200 meters, did not have large spans or high sections for large ships to pass. At the same time, the river was also relatively calm, so wood was enough. Long-span bridges can only use materials with high compressive strength and high tensile strength, such as steel structures or reinforced concrete. Especially to accommodate the passage of large ships, the central span and height must be made particularly large. The water is also very deep and the bridge piers are very high, dozens of meters high. Smaller bridges can be made of stone, such as Lugou Bridge and Zhaozhou Bridge. Arch coupons are used to achieve larger spans, but they cannot be too long. After talking about the piers, I think the more difficult thing is actually connecting the bridge deck between the two piers. Because it uses tension, the best material for modern times is steel structure. The purpose of paving cement or asphalt road on it is to make the car drive more smoothly on a flat road surface. But in terms of structural stress, tension is the main force. The weaknesses of stone and cement are tension. They break when pulled, so they can only rely on steel bars, steel cables, or thick steel structural profiles. Taoism itself is a master of alchemy, and various rare chemical elements are also refined by Taoist priests, such as mercury. That requires a large amount of steel structure to be made, and steel cables can actually be made. According to the most common Q235 grade carbon steel, you are not building a bridge for large vehicles anyway. If it is just carriages and crowds, we will not consider high-strength steel. But ordinary carbon steel must be painted or galvanized, otherwise it will rust. Otherwise, consider making stainless steel. Q235B grade ordinary carbon steel contains C carbon ≤0.20% Mn manganese ≤1.4% Si silicon ≤0.35% S sulfur ≤0.045 P phosphorus ≤0.045 316 stainless steel contains C carbon ≤0.08, Si silicon ≤1, Mn manganese≤ 2. P phosphorus ≤ 0.045, S sulfur ≤ 0.030, Ni nickel 10.0~14.0, Cr chromium 16.0~18.0, Mo molybdenum 2.00-3.00 The Taoist knows how to make steel, and it is not a problem to master the chemical composition of the precise composition ratio. And the 1,500 degrees required for steelmaking. There is no high-end magic weapon behind the Huayun Pavilion. The fire can reach very high temperatures. Find a local in a spiritual mountain near Yingtian Bridge to introduce a high-end stove, such as a passage in a sleeping volcano, and you can have enough furnace temperature. Based on this, the H-shaped steel structure required for the bridge, plus a lot of steel cables, are all refined. The steel structures need to be welded or bolted. You can use a high-temperature high-level magic weapon as a welding gun to weld the steel together. After that, the mountains of green bricks and stones in the official kilns mentioned above, as well as the coal kilns under construction everywhere, were laid as the bridge deck. Speaking of bridge piers, it is actually best to use reinforced concrete. Bridge piers must have high tensile strength and compressive strength at the same time, which can only be achieved with reinforced concrete. Cement is also powdery ash produced by refining certain stone materials at high temperatures. Taoist priests can also make it. But this cubic quantity is huge. Look at how many cubic meters of cement and sand are used in the Yangtze River Bridge and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. It should be noted that bridge piers and bridge structures should not be made of strips of stone because the tensile force is not enough. Compression resistance is acceptable, but tensile resistance is more important. Imagine that during typhoons and floods, a large number of trees, houses, and boats floating down from the upstream gather together and hit the bridge piers. The bridge pier structure itself must be able to withstand it so as not to be broken. Reinforced concrete has strict requirements on the size of sand and gravel. They are all finer sand and gravel. For high-quality projects, large stones will not be used. The transportation of such a large amount of raw materials is a big difficulty, and the loss of transportation vehicles is also huge. To complete a bridge, many engineering excavators and transport vehicles must be scrapped. If it were spirit beasts, it would be equivalent to many deaths. This topic can go on for a long time, so I'll stop here first. ^_^ Hearing the truth has its own order, and the art has its specialization. I am not here to step on the eight treasures, I just want to give suggestions. I am not a bridge builder, so I welcome comments from bridge experts.

I must live! Wutong Taoist is mighty and domineering!

Recharge and reward just to watch this magical realism novel called Daomen

The 188th floor is an alliance, and the sticker is a proof of it.

To be honest, there are very few cultivation novels that I like. Currently, there are only three copies➕two and a half copies. In order of ranking 1. The laws of Taoism. Well-deserved No. 1 And worth savoring. I haven't seen the ending yet, and I can't bear to let it go. 2. The world of cultivation. Zombie-faced Zuo Mo is impressive. The first half is particularly warm and intimate. It's a pity that the more I write about it, the more it becomes more and more confusing, and I barely have an ending. 3. Zhu Xian. Old books. Just too short. 4. Half of the unfinished novel "The Road to the Leader of the Cultivation Sect". Barely half a book. 5. Half the Buddha is the Tao. The second half is better than the first half, so it can only be counted as half of it. To sum up, books with the following shortcomings are the most objectionable. 1. The writing is procrastinating, the language is boring, and there is too much talk. 2. The plot is a no-brainer, the protagonist has too many golden fingers, and his halo is unbelievable. The villain is mentally retarded. 3. Stallion. Everyone loves you, and flowers bloom. If they don't agree with each other, they will fall into bed.

He has lost his faith in Taoism, has a weak sense of discipline, is disloyal and dishonest to the heaven, has seriously violated the rules and regulations of the heaven, and has seriously damaged the image of the heaven. He is also suspected of gaining the trust of the ascension, misappropriating tributes specially used for blessings, and did not stop or restrain himself after the 1800th God Generation Meeting in the heaven. He still violated the rules of the lower realm, accepted gold and silver from management objects, and the fairy boy who accepted the treasure was punished by the heaven! Recently, after receiving reports from believers in the lower realm, Emperor Dongyue Tianqi Rensheng publicly tried the case of Nazhen Fairy Tong who was suspected of violating the lower realm, accepting treasures, misappropriating credit, and the source of huge amounts of gold and silver was unknown. According to San Taipei Dou Shenjun, 280 million jins of silver and 370,000 jins of gold were found in Nazhen Xiantong Island. A few days ago, it has been handed over to Lord Si Mingxing of Nandou Tianfu, Lord Si Luxing of Tianxiang, and Lord Lord Due of Tianshu. The following are some quotes from Nazhen Fairy Tong during the investigation. Nazhen Fairy Boy: No matter how big or small your magic power is, it all serves the heaven. If you have magic power, you can be willful? I'm not talking about you, fellow Taoist, your Taoist realm really needs to be improved! Nazhen Fairy Tong: Heaven has entrusted such an important position to me. I have to be loyal and loyal. I have to be worthy of Heaven and believers. My Taoist heart is very firm! Nazhen Fairy Tong: Collect money, what kind of money do you charge? I am in the lower realm to better serve believers! Na Zhen Xiantong: I think your fellow Taoist words are very funny, you know that? No matter how small the deity is, it is still serving! I want to be worthy of heaven and worthy of all the believers in the world! Nazhen Fairy Tong: You have to be strong to strike the iron. Heaven has entrusted me with such an important task. Can I let down Heaven and the believers? No! Nazhen Fairy Tong: As a god, I am very principled. I still have a few descendants in the lower realm, living in the mountains, and I don't even dare to give them a grain of rice against the rules! Nazhen Fairy Child: It's all here. I haven't spent a tael of silver. I didn't dare. Before I ascended, I was a poor person in the ninth life. I was afraid of poverty. I didn't dare to spend a tael of silver. I was wrong. Nazhen Fairy Child: Ever since I had the first time, I can no longer hold back. In the past few years, I have been in a trance every day. I like this smell. Looking at these coins is like looking at my own children. Na Zhen Xiantong: Marshal Zhao, I have a request. I don't know when I will come back after I leave. I want to take a good look at my island again.

The writer Leo Tolstoy wrote the novel "Anna Karenina". At the end, he arranged for Anna to commit suicide by lying on the train. Many readers are very angry, saying that you wrote such a miserable fate for our beloved protagonist? Tolstoy wrote back: "Anna herself is going to die, what can I do?" Things created by humans often have life and will of their own. _____Excerpted from＊Logical Thinking＊Issue 825

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Dear fellow Taoists, your close friend Zhao Zhiran celebrates his birthday tomorrow! In order to thank all Taoist friends for their continued support and love, Taoist Babao is now launching a gratitude feedback event with an additional chapter for every 20,000 points of Zhao Zhiran's character's Starry Points unlocked (emphasis added)! The event ends after reaching the target of 100,000 Star Points. On November 8th, witness the historical miracle and realize the dream of breaking out. Action is worse than heartbeat, and contribute to building a better Daomen! Send your blessings, put down your milk tea, and let Taoist Babao lay eggs for you! In addition, Taoist friends who send blessings will have the opportunity to receive event badges! ps: If you reach the target star value of 100,000 points, you can win 1 week of character details page + 1 week of character rankings + 3 days of reading the last page, which is very helpful for the promotion of "The Law of the Taoist" (´-ω-`)