The Daoist Sect Is Online 道门在线

1 道EN Dao Fruit 道果 Armor Stained with Blood战袍染血Xianxia4.5M WordsCompleted First question: What is the Dao? Answer: The Dao of nature is divinity; the Dao of destiny leads to becoming an immortal. Whether you become an immortal or a god, it is all the Dao. Second question: What is the Great Dao? Answer: The Dao of nature and destiny is the greatest Dao. Third question: How can you be sure it is the Great Dao? Answer: I punch you, and your nature and destiny are both scattered. What Dao could you possibly cultivate then? Born a god, with nature and destiny divided into 0Votes174.6kRecs203.7kFans

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Question 1: What is the Tao? A: The Way of Nature leads to divinity, the Way of Destiny leads to immortality, and becoming an immortal or a divinity is all part of the Way. Second question: What is the Great Way? A: Life and health are the most important things. Three questions: How can we know that this is the Great Way? A: If I punch you, you'll be killed or annihilated. What kind of cultivation path would you have left? Born as a god, possessing three bodies and lives, capable of cultivating the unparalleled Great Dao; Born with misfortune, I traverse this vast world, yet I only seek the fleeting moment of burning incense. The path of immortals is mysterious and wondrous, the path of gods is profound and mysterious, and the debates of a hundred schools of thought all lie within the path of humanity. My new book, "Data Eye," has been uploaded. ISBN: 3650463. Data People's Heart needs your support!

2 大 The Immortal of the Great Ming 大明仙人 Immortal Suiyun随云仙人Xianxia1.4M WordsCompleted A mountain need not be high; if an immortal lives there, it will be famous. A shabby little temple, with a master and his two disciples. They may swindle and deceive, but do not say there are no immortals in the mountains. A young Taoist’s path to immortality begins; even the emperor asks him about eternal life. He travels across the land until evil is vanquished, then seeks immortals overseas as the Ming begins anew. This is the story of a Taoist who changes the world and alters the fate of the 0Votes127.3kRecs132.9kFans

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A mountain is not famous for its height, but for the immortals who dwell there. A small, dilapidated temple, where a master and his disciple reside. There may be charlatans and swindlers, but surely there are immortals in the mountains. A humble Taoist priest embarks on his immortal journey, seeking eternal life from countless kings. He traverses mountains and rivers, vanquishing all demons, and seeks immortality overseas, ushering in a new era for the Ming Dynasty. This is a story about a Taoist priest who changes the world and the fate of the Ming Dynasty. QQ group 576237603, Wenxian Pavilion. Feel free to share your opinions in the group.

3 道 Daoist Sect Revival System 道门振兴系统 Yan Ruoye言若叶Urban1.1M WordsCompleted The struggle between Buddhism and Daoism has existed since ancient times. Yet Buddhism flourishes, while Daoism declines. In a dilapidated Daoist temple, a young Daoist has taken it upon himself to revive the faith. “May the Heavenly Venerable bless you. Good sir, would you be willing to join our Daoist sect?” 0Votes197.2kRecs309.9kFans

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The conflict between Buddhism and Taoism has existed since ancient times. However, Buddhism flourished while Taoism declined. A dilapidated Taoist temple, and a young Taoist priest who takes it upon himself to revitalize the Taoist community. "Supreme Celestial Venerable, is this layman willing to join my Taoist sect?"

6 灵 Spirit Mountain 灵山 Young Master Xu Shengzhi徐公子胜治Xianxia1.9M WordsCompleted Mei Xi, an undergraduate at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, had wandered the world from a young age. After struggling his way into university and reaching his second year, he transmigrated through an extraordinary chance encounter and arrived in the prosperous Tang dynasty. To his surprise, the world he found was not quite like the one described in history books. Things that existed only in myths and legends were right there before his eyes. How should he make his way in this world? Were 5Votes696.7kRecs484kFans

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Mei Xi, an undergraduate student at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, has been wandering the world since childhood. She struggled to get into university and was in her second year when she unexpectedly traveled back in time to the Tang Dynasty. He was astonished to find himself in a world quite different from that described in history books; things that existed only in myths and legends were actually happening around him. How should he conduct himself? Was history wrong, or had his arrival created the history that later generations would witness? People can't help but fantasize about time travel and rebirth, hoping to make up for all the regrets in their hearts. Everyone hopes to build their world into a perfect sacred mountain. In the end, it all comes down to that ancient saying—the sacred mountain is only in your heart. —— I have completed serializing three novels, "Divine Journey," "Ghost Stock," and "Human Desire," on Qidian.com. Produced by Young Master Xu, these works are guaranteed for their reliability, with stable updates and complete versions. Readers are encouraged to read with confidence.

7 天 The Daoist World 天下道门 Collecting Ancient Characters集古字Xianxia751k WordsCompleted A year has twelve months, a month has thirty days, and a day has one hundred ke. That makes three thousand ke in a month and thirty thousand ke in ten months. Within, one refines elixirs for thirty thousand ke each year; without, one wrests thirty thousand years from one's own body. On a grand scale, one forms a fetus in a day through thirteen thousand five hundred breaths; on a smaller scale, one circulates eighty-four thousand li of qi in twelve double-hours. Thus it is said: seize a mote of y 0Votes38.7kRecs13.7kFans

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A year has twelve months, a month has thirty days, and a day has one hundred quarters; a month has a total of three thousand quarters, and ten months have a total of thirty thousand quarters. Internally, one can refine elixir for 30,000 ke a year; externally, one can live for 30,000 years. On a grand scale, one can form an embryo for 13,500 breaths a day; on a small scale, one can travel 84,000 li of qi in 12 hours. Therefore, it is said that one seizes the yang energy of heaven and earth, gathers the qi of the sun and moon, circulates true water in the lead furnace, and moves true fire in the mercury cauldron. The world is a land of Taoist sects, with its alchemical elixirs and talismans. Amidst the suffering of the mortal world, one must return to one's original nature.