True Knowledge: Know the White and Keep the Black (Non-mainstream Immortal Cultivation)

. This book tells the story of the protagonist who was born as an earth spirit in the world view of the Incense God Dynasty, climbed up the priesthood, farmed and cultivated immortality. Different from the common monster-fighting and upgrading modes, the entry point of the plot of this book is quite unique and novel. The world view in the book is that of the incense and fire divine dynasty, and the heavens rule the world with Shinto. In addition to the elements of cultivating immortals such as the incense priesthood, it is mainly about the integration of human feelings and sophistication. It is somewhat similar to the style of officialdom writing, and is also somewhat similar to "The Immortal Officials of the Celestial Dynasty" written by Wan Ding a while ago. However, it can only be regarded as the beginning by climbing up the earth. In terms of the overall story design, this book should still follow the development path of farming and cultivating immortals. The painting style is slightly fresh and strange, and it is suitable for lovers of farming and cultivating immortals who are tired of watching fighting and killing. Among the stories about farming and cultivating immortals, the most common criticism among readers is the design of the plot. While the writing style is gentle, it must be interesting enough to attract readers. Otherwise, we can't even talk about daily life and can only call it a running account. The performance of this book is pretty good in this regard, especially in the early stage of the 300,000 words, there are no big problems. But in terms of rhythm control, I personally feel that it is still a little slow. Finally, in some places in this book, some of the errors are so subtle that they are a bit terrible. If it is a typo, I understand that it is difficult to avoid typing every day. Just correct it in time after the reader catches the bug. However, some of the author's faulty sentences are not caused by typos, but by missing words, which is a bit subtle. Moreover, at least when I read it, even if some readers caught bugs, the author did not make much changes. I suggest that you should spend some time to deal with the problem of typos and sentences, otherwise the length of the article will still affect the perception.

. The world of cultivating voodoos is dangerous and cruel. It describes the story of the Li family's rise through sacrifices for generations. In today's Internet literary world, there is always the theory of underworld cultivating immortals, which means that resources are flowing to cultivate immortals, and resources are limited, resulting in a situation where the jungle can prey on the strong. The world view of this book is even better. It is a world of cultivating immortals based on cultivating gu, which combines the cultivation of weak meat with the strong, making the situation of heavy rain eating small fish and small fish eating shrimps even more vivid. This book describes the difficult rise of the Li family, from mortals to a family of immortal cultivators, with sacrifices from generation to generation, cruelty and danger. It is a realistic family cultivating immortal novel, as well as a group portrait essay. In addition to the novel reading experience, the main advantage is the author's excellent writing skills. The many characters of the Li family are well created, vividly depicted, and each has its own characteristics. Then they are killed next to each other with a knife, which brings the pleasure of being a knifeman. To be honest, in my personal opinion, this book is not good at plot. Just talking about the plot, there are many feuding families, and there are suspicions that they can be used as dry food. Through the sword man, the characters are brought to life, or famous scenes are depicted, and the realism and cruelty of the portrait of a family cultivating immortals are written. For readers of middle age, old and white, it can be called a fine wine, with a long lasting charm, worthy of repeated tasting. In addition to this, this book has another advantage, which is that it expresses the mysterious and mysterious sense of immortality. In most fairy tales and novels, the terms for fighting monsters and upgrading are just different terms. There is no sense of mystery and mystery, and they are almost like fantasy novels. The monks with great supernatural powers in this book use their magical powers to manipulate fate. Although it makes the tone of the plot more desperate and has a sense of powerlessness, it does bring about a mysterious, mysterious and mysterious feeling. I feel that only fairy novels with a sense of mystery can truly be called fairy tales, and have a unique sense of beauty. As for the shortcomings, the most obvious problem with this book is that the plot is misaligned with the expectations of some readers. When they first read this book, most readers may want to read about the immortal articles on weapon spiritual cultivation, such as magic swords, soul-honoring banners, etc. As a result, the protagonist of this book basically disappears after being transformed into a weapon spirit, and has no sense of existence. What the author really focuses on is the group portrait story of the family cultivating immortality, which is different from the reading expectations of readers of Qi Ling Xiu Xianwen. However, this is a minor problem. Follow-up publicity only needs to make it clear that this book is a book about family cultivation of immortality. The real problem should be the knife man. I personally think that the selling point of this book is to depict famous scenes through the use of swordsmen to enhance readers' memory points and create a sense of sadism. But as the characters in the early stage were stabbed one after another, the new characters in the middle and later stages, one was not enough pen and ink to shape the image, and the other was that the swordsman was not strong enough, so they would appear facially stereotyped to a certain extent. If the character's presence is not strong enough, the reader's focus will fall on the plot. As for the plot of this book, as I said before, it is indeed unconventional, but the plot of the book is tasteless and lacks the exciting plot of the climax. After all, there are too many trivial matters that make the family feel unhappy, and it will also dilute the sense of gain in growing the family. Fortunately, as long as you can accept this kind of subject matter, the reading experience of portraits of family cultivators is really novel. Even if the plot is a bit dull, when you read it in one go, it can still make you hooked and won't stop until you finish it.

. The story revolves around the financial crisis of spiritual stones in the world of cultivation. The author is a practitioner in the financial management industry and has a very high understanding of financial knowledge. The world he writes has rigorous and self-consistent logic, and the plot conflicts are also very realistic. It can be called a good wine for the reasonable party. When reading, sometimes I not only feel that this is a real world of cultivation, but also the plot is told in a tone that seems absurd but is actually extremely real. I don't dare to say that the financial principles written by the author in the book must be thorough and to the point, but it can indeed make readers suddenly realize that there are so many methods of corruption, economic warfare, etc. However, the distinctive subject matter and personal style are equivalent to screening readers for this book from the beginning. If you are looking for enjoyable writing and just want to read to pass the time, you may find this book a bit long-winded. Moreover, when it is published on the Internet, it is inevitable that there will be a common problem with Internet articles, that is, for the sake of word count, sometimes so-called side plots that are actually okay will be cut off. However, for old readers who are attracted by the special themes of this book, they will inevitably feel a bit boring when it comes to some small sub-plots such as fighting monsters, upgrading and changing the map style.

. "Forty Thousand Years of Cultivation", tens of thousands of years of civilization. At the beginning of the book, the world view was ordinary, and the protagonist Li Yao was lost among the protagonists of the online novel; gradually, the world view became novel, and the protagonist also broke away from the low-level interests of only knowing about killing, upgrading and becoming stronger; in the end, the whole world seemed to be entrusted with invisible weights, becoming solid and thick, and the protagonist seemed to have stepped out of a soul-stirring epic world, with a very high style. The protagonist rises from the border of the Star Sea, fights powerful enemies along the way, saves civilization, and finally becomes the strongest and guardian of human civilization - does this summary of the plot sound familiar, or is it naive? If the author simply writes such a plot, it will indeed be naive. Even if it is given as a reason to fight for the country and civilization, as long as the essence is to defeat monsters and upgrade, it will inevitably be naive. Just like the first volume of this book, although the author has repeatedly emphasized that cultivators are the sword of human civilization, and also depicts many scenes of cultivators throwing their lives and blood to protect ordinary people, it is still quite naive after all - and even those plots of blood and protection may make some readers feel embarrassed. But as the plot progresses, the protagonist begins to make many speculations and decisions about the direction of civilization development, making the book gradually take on the flavor of soft science fiction, and is no longer a white text about fighting monsters and upgrading for the sake of upgrading. The flavor of soft science fiction will gradually make the format and style of this book higher. After all, the philosophical speculations involved in soft science fiction are generally about the ultimate issues of the universe and civilization. They naturally have an invisible impact and are more exciting than ordinary novels that only pretend to be funny or are forced to be funny. The dark forest and the fire bearer, the starry sky faction and the home faction, the eternal dictatorship and the democratic republic, the comprehensive virtualization and the civilization inheritance plan, and even a series of social experiments on a civilized scale. As the protagonist rises from the edge of the galaxy and goes through ups and downs, although the protagonist's character becomes more and more funny (the author's explanation is that it is a side effect of growing too fast in strength, but in fact it should be said that the author's writing style is influenced by the light and funny writing style that has become popular in recent years), the style of the book is indeed getting higher and higher. Perhaps, the author's view of civilization may be relatively immature in the eyes of many people, but at least he can express it. In the online literature circle, there are so few books with this kind of civilized thinking. Once you have read them, every one of them is hard to forget. Like me, I still marvel at the sentence in The Three-Body Problem: "Give time a civilization, not time to civilization." Or, in the words of Li Yao, the protagonist of this book, if it is just for the sake of passing on the race, it is better to give up all the useless emotions that can be given up and directly transform oneself into a cosmic cockroach, a kind of insect that will not be extinct as long as the universe is not destroyed. All in all, there are too few books of this kind, and most of them have only scratched the surface. They have developed from feudal society to modern society, and few of them have the courage to imagine civilization and the universe. Therefore, when I finally finished reading "Forty Thousand Years of Cultivation", I actually felt a little bit sad - I hope that the human race will prosper and everyone in the world can uphold the spirit of civilization.

. Classical fairy tale, Dihua style, full of fairy style Generally speaking, in online novels, the reader becomes the protagonist. If you want readers to feel happy, to put it bluntly, you want the protagonist to receive positive feedback. The common methods of positive feedback are nothing more than becoming stronger and fiercer, gaining wealth and benefits, becoming successful and famous, showing off and being slapped in the face, etc. The book "Lan Ke Qi Yuan", to put it bluntly, also uses these methods. It's just that this book is full of fairy spirit, unlike other novels that are full of hostility and all kinds of treasures and opportunities. In this book, although practitioners have emotions, emotions and hatreds, they ultimately focus on staying at home, are indifferent to fame and wealth, and focus on cultivation. They do not go around collecting protection fees or even burning, killing, and looting. Therefore, naturally, the world view of this book is quite ancient and fairy-like. In particular, the protagonist's time travel in the opening chapter is related to the legendary Lanke chess game, and Golden Finger is also related to it, which creates a charm. As the books age, the novels written by novices become too clumsy, and they must be more advanced to impress middle-aged and older readers. Just like this book, it mainly uses pretentious methods that are much more advanced than other novels to create a sense of refreshment. This book does not rely on direct methods such as forcibly creating conflicts and then letting the protagonist slap the face to show off. Instead, the protagonist will run into various events by chance, deceive the supporting character with words, let the supporting character imagine how terrifying the protagonist looks, and show off by shocking the supporting character. Of course, this is also because this world is relatively peaceful, unlike other novel worlds that always face each other when they meet, so the truth about the protagonist and the five scum is not exposed. As time goes by, the protagonist gradually becomes stronger, and every time he reveals a new trick, the supporting characters will secretly confirm their own thoughts, thinking that the protagonist must be a super powerful person. All in all, the protagonist of this book deceives people with his talk and pretends to be a boss. In my opinion, it can indeed be called a fairy-like way of pretending.

. The protagonist is killed by a demon cultivator at the beginning, and he makes a magic weapon to contain the evil ghosts. But the golden finger, which came belatedly, used the magic weapon Soul Flag as a carrier to open the panel. In other words, the protagonist of this book awakens the golden finger as a magic weapon spirit. As a magic weapon, the protagonist can not only swallow evil spirits to evolve, but also has the basic skills of a counterattack weapon master. The protagonist, who has no desire for revenge, takes advantage of the magic cultivator to fight with the righteous monks, and backfires on the spot, killing the demon cultivator. Then, the protagonist enters the world of immortality as a magic weapon that can be infinitely upgraded, and constantly changes its owner. In short, compared with traditional immortality novels, this type of weapon logistics downplays the monster fighting and upgrades, and focuses more on the grievances and resentments of the previous weapon owners to advance the plot, and slowly depicts the appearance of the world of immortality starting from the mortal world. If you have never read this kind of subject matter, you can give it a try. It is a rare reading experience. However, let me state in advance that this kind of book has a tragic core. The owner of the weapon must die, otherwise the protagonist will not be the protagonist. But this will lead to a problem. If the weapon master is brilliant, the readers will be reluctant to die. If the weapon master has never been brilliant, it means that the plot has been written to waste...

. The Heavenly Court rules the world of immortality with life-span medicine, and the hierarchy remains unchanged for eternity. The protagonist travels to the past and is determined to rebel. The protagonist travels back in time and is a low-level immortal cultivator. He has very little longevity and can only research pirated longevity medicine. Then he is wanted by heaven and runs around in the world of immortality. While escaping, he harms the local ruling class everywhere. One thing to say, this book is generally based on adventure and upgrading. In the process of escaping, you gradually become stronger, relying on the heaven to be unable to go down to the lower realm, and causing various disasters in the lower realm. But after the author took "rebellion" as the core and tried to let the protagonist stir up a rebellious spirit at the bottom of the world of immortality, the book seemed to have the theme of the work. As the plot progressed, it actually gave people a feeling of "the spirit of the scholar is blaming Fang Qiu". In addition, the world view of this book is a magical adaptation of "Journey to the West", and the construction is not bad. You can read it and give people a certain sense of expectation. (Actually, in a sense, the rebellious spirit of the protagonist in this book is a bit influenced by "The Legend of Wukong") The reason why the core of this book is rebellion rather than revolution is because the protagonist of this book does not have a revolution, and he has no means to provide spiritual guidance to the lower class cultivators. He can only make the lower class roar and overthrow the solidified class. Moreover, in this book's world view, there is really no way for the bottom to unite and form a cluster. Even if it is the protagonist, I think we can only expect the protagonist to change the rules after proving the truth against heaven, in order to liberate the bottom layer in the setting. In short, for lovers of erotic literature, this book is somewhat lacking in taste, and it feels like it is just a matter of not caring about it. Of course, the protagonist himself is on the run for his life while being wanted by heaven, and he has no money to protect the poor people in the world. So just read this book as a fairy tale with unique painting style. The last flaw has nothing to do with the plot, but I think the author is a bit stubborn. No matter what ideas readers put forward, the author likes to hold a set of books. The stories are all real and published in a certain world, and he is just a simple recorder, as if he never changes his tone. I personally don't think that the author should listen to the readers' opinions, I just think that the author is so stubborn and not tactful enough, and it feels like he is deliberately trying to criticize people.

Yue Qianchou's books are very interesting, at least as far as I have read "Daojun" and "Flying Sky". They are obviously about fairy tales, but their style is very different from other fairy tale novels. In "Daojun", the main reason is that the level of force is limited. The nine Nascent Souls work together to suppress the development of the entire cultivation world, making the conventional combat power not too outrageous, a bit like a high-end version of a martial arts novel. In this way, the mortal dynasty that collects resources for the cultivation sect has a lot of roles, but it is easy to understand. In the book "Flying", it relies on the setting of trust to create a different style of painting. A cultivator can be very good, and he dare not say that he can capture the stars and the moon, but it is very easy to fly to the sky, escape from the earth, massacre cities and destroy armies, and moving mountains and reclaiming seas can only be said to be small goals. But the speed of cultivation and upgrading is extremely slow, hopelessly slow. If we use popular terminology to describe the realm of cultivation, it would be a cultivator who has just entered the golden elixir. If he practices normally, his lifespan may be exhausted, and there is no way to reach the perfection of the golden elixir. Of course, the greater possibility is that as long as the qualifications are slightly inferior, let alone being promoted to the golden elixir, the life span will be exhausted during the elixir formation stage. However, there is a method in the book to assist cultivation, which is to refine faith into spiritual power. As long as you have enough confidence and refine quickly enough, you can be promoted at a similar speed to cultivators in other novels. Therefore, the style of this book becomes that of the strong operating a force, providing protection for the people under their jurisdiction and providing credibility for the people to live and work in peace and contentment; and then different cultivator forces attack each other to seize territory. Of course, most of the period in this book is not a time of chaos. It is all about internal struggles within certain rules of order, and continuous climbing up, similar to obtaining a higher official position to gather more credibility. The protagonist keeps climbing up in such a world. Relying on the characteristic of quickly refining confidence through practicing exercises, the protagonist levels up very quickly, constantly fighting monsters, upgrading and changing maps, and finally transforms from a single-handed soldier who fights fiercely to becoming a heroic and courageous emperor who still has some conscience and does not burn bridges. The plot of the protagonist fighting for supremacy and fighting along the way is still very interesting to watch. However, after reading this book, my biggest feeling is that the author himself must have rich experience in reality. It's so rich that it doesn't look like an ordinary person, but like someone who has made a name for himself on the road - and then, he came to write novels and also made a name for himself. Therefore, I would like to say something to the author: Why don't you take advantage of the wind and soar up to 90,000 miles?

. A fictional historical strategy novel covered in the skin of a cultivator. This is a very good novel, but it is also a very unique novel. Because of its distinctive features, in a sense this book is particularly appealing to readers. Readers who are not on the right track are not recommended to read this book. Whether this is right depends on the creative characteristics of the book on the one hand, and the subject matter and characteristics of the book on the other. In terms of creative characteristics, in short, the author has a certain literary youth tendency, which easily makes readers kneel at the truth, and is not suitable for lovers of pure and refreshing literature. As for the characteristics of the subject matter, the reason why this book is said to be a world of cultivating immortals is because although this book is about a world of cultivating immortals, according to online terminology, it only belongs to a world of low martial arts and low demons. The nine Nascent Souls were ranked at the strongest level, and were called the Nine Saints, and they were promoted in various ways to suppress the peak of the Golden Core. The Jindan monks under the Nascent Soul are only stronger than the martial arts masters in Jin Yong's books. They cannot reach the level of a single enemy and can be killed by the army. Therefore, although the seven mortal dynasties have to respect the monks, they also have a cooperative relationship with various cultivation sects - the mortal forces provide resources and the cultivation sects provide protection. In such a worldview, the protagonist supports the son of the previous crown prince of the Yan Kingdom to establish power - not relying on personal force but relying on intellectual calculations - it is like a story about power and hegemony in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period on Earth, where he competes with other countries and factions. Occasionally, I would shake my immortal skin and create a side plot related to immortality, such as a battle of wits and courage with people in some secret realms. Let me briefly talk about my personal thoughts on this book. First of all, the writing style is sophisticated. Looking at the writing, one can clearly feel a thread, an invisible thread that not only elaborates on the logic of the plot but also on the writing. It seems a bit mysterious to say this, but to put it in a more popular way, this book is simple in writing, not exaggerated in appearance, can make people calm down, and is not easy to get upset. Secondly, the plot is often unexpected. There isn't much to say about the story of the Qing Dynasty being imprisoned at the beginning, but after he came out of the mountain, he supported the Shang Dynasty, made ingenious plans along the way, and stabilized the situation with his clever tongue, which is quite Zhuge's style of wisely planning to calm the world. But after all, the protagonist was not a military advisor in his previous life, but a Taoist who was a Taoist priest. Therefore, the protagonist relies more on strange strategies to complete seemingly impossible tasks one after another throughout the plot. In this process, the protagonist's use of rules and the dissociation and disintegration of people's hearts are truly amazing. The cleverness of those methods really seems to be a profound reflection of the words calculation and intrigue. In other words, such a plot and such methods make people wonder, is the author himself a gangster in reality? Ordinary people, even adults, who have not been in the unpredictable circle of people's hearts for more than ten years, will never be able to calculate people's human nature as hard as the protagonist of this book. But in the end, I still have to emphasize that the protagonist of this book will do whatever it takes to achieve his goals, and he is like a cult father. Although he has distinctive characteristics and is very different from ordinary online books, young readers who have not yet formed their three views, please read with caution.

. Covered in the guise of an official novel about immortality, but more like an imaginary farming novel with a Warring States background? The image of the author of Babaofan in the novel circle is that he specializes in officialdom and immortality. But this book gives me the feeling that first of all, the aspect of cultivating immortality is definitely non-mainstream, but the officialdom element is also a bit weak, I feel. Although there is a school setting and some human sophistication is reflected in the plot design, perhaps for the sake of safety, the related elements have been weakened a lot. For fans of specific subject matter audiences, this is actually a bit of a pity. But the general environment is like this, and there's not much to say. Let's get back to the subject, let's briefly talk about the world view background and plot line of this book. During the Warring States Period, the academy was the dominant one. The protagonist was formerly an assassin. After the assassination failed, his body was taken away by the protagonist, and his cultivation level was also lost. But the protagonist finally found a way to reshape the sea of ​​​​qi and practice again, and embarked on the path of practicing forbidden laws, peddling and selling forbidden drugs, and going against the academy. So of course, the protagonist was wanted by the academy. The plot of this book, in a nutshell, is that the protagonist, as a wanted criminal in the academy, changed his surname to Zhongtian after a period of time, but was exposed, so he continued to run away, and once again changed his surname to Zhongtian to run his business. In the end, after running around, the protagonist became the boss of the academy and led a world to continue farming. In terms of worldview, it does not affect reading for new readers, and the general background is vaguely linked to the author's other books. The most interesting thing about this book is that the plot is not clichéd and is not at all similar to ordinary short stories. For readers who have read for a long time, it will have a unique taste. I don't dare to say that it will be particularly exciting and beautiful, but it will indeed be particularly attractive. Not long after I finished this book, I only have two points that I want to complain about. First, the author is not good at writing emotional dramas. There are actually not many emotional scenes in this book, it can be said that there are very few. But the timing of the emotional scenes in this book feels like they are all designed to provide the protagonist with a way to break the situation. Because the author didn't do much to pave the way for the emotional drama, it was a bit unbearable to break up like this at the critical moment. Second, the ending is weak and appears hasty. It doesn't mean that the ending is bad, but it means that the plot at the end lacks intensity, as if the protagonist is done with A and the climax is not written, so naturally it is a bit boring.

. After defrauding the start-up capital, he went south to the development zone to strengthen his sect, which is equivalent to farming and starting a business, and then soared to the four major continents of the immortal world under the jurisdiction of heaven. This book takes the Tang Dynasty as the background and creates a different Taoist world style. In terms of world view style, it is unique to the author and can give people a sense of freshness and down-to-earthness. As a great author with niche themes, Babaofan is unique in the subject of officialdom and immortality, and has also attracted a wave of loyal fans through this. After all, the reading experience brought to readers by Officialdom Cultivation is very novel and completely unconventional. I don't dare to say that I can learn anything about worldliness from the novel, but the slightly philistine character of the protagonist makes the character image more real and tenable. Of course, objectively speaking, readers of Brainwave who are suitable for this kind of subject matter will generally be older and whiter, and will not only pursue refreshing. However, I personally feel that the setting of this book is a bit unharmonious. In the previous work "The Law of Taoism", Taoism is the officialdom, and the protagonist's methods of doing business are actually normal. But this book is more biased towards the farming and management forces, that is, shopping malls. There are actually some subtle differences between shopping malls and officialdom. Part of the author's plot design, personally feels that the idea is more officialdom and immortality. Looking purely at the world view of this book, the style of painting is slightly inconsistent. Of course, it is mainly new readers who may find it offensive. If you are a long-time fan of the author and are accustomed to the author's writing style, and this book and the author's previous works share a unified world view, reading the whole book will not be bad at all.

. A novel that combines elements of officialdom with elements of cultivating immortality. It is neither a pure officialdom promotion nor a traditional world of cultivating immortals - it focuses on adults using social experience to get around in the world, while the elements of cultivating immortals are mostly just an expansion of the worldview background. Specifically, in this parallel world, monks, Taoists and other Buddhist monks can really practice and ascend. But ascension requires the trust of the people, so Buddhism supports Xixia and Taoism supports Ming. While they are confronting each other, they each educate the people to gain trust. Since killing monks will increase their karma greatly, the army is still the main force in the war between the two countries, and the monks mainly serve as auxiliary or special operations. Compared with the normal world without demons, the common people in this book actually still live under the rule of the government, but Buddhism and Taoism have the core say. But for the protagonist who was in the establishment in his previous life, now that he has traveled through time, he must find a way to sneak into the Taoist sect if he gets the opportunity. Although the protagonist is not talented enough and has no access to the Taoist practice method at the beginning, he still firmly wants to climb up in the secular Taoist system - promotion in the Taoist sect has far more say than promotion in the officialdom. And when the protagonist discovers that the golden finger he picked up is a technique that can unlock merits and virtues when he is promoted in the secular Taoism, and doing good deeds can gain merits and increase his cultivation level, he is out of control and embarks on the road to promotion in Taoism. At the beginning, the protagonist relied more on the social experience gained from the previous life's compilation experience to crawl around in the Taoist sect, scheming, and forming cliques. After being sent to Xixia as an undercover agent because of his outstanding performance, he began to use his knowledge of economics to run the Chamber of Commerce, turned the auction house into a stock market, played with stocks, made friends with Xixia dignitaries while collecting various intelligences, and became the most arrogant undercover agent of the Dao Sect in Xixia, etc. When the protagonist reaches a higher status in the Taoist sect, he gradually begins to use Taoism to liberate productivity, climb technological trees, build various roads and bridges to gain public trust, and at the same time expand armaments to engage in overseas operations. In short, this book tells the story of a protagonist who was born as a cadre and traveled through the Taoist world to build a new Ming Dynasty with Taoist characteristics. In the book, the protagonist is not the embodiment of truth, goodness and beauty, and rarely fights with others or even kills people to seize treasures. Regardless of the protagonist and supporting characters, they all have distinct images, with advantages and disadvantages. They are very real and down-to-earth, without being stereotyped. Therefore, this book should be more suitable for adult readers who have read official articles. It is not recommended for readers who like to read cool articles. In addition, this book was started a long time ago, and it was even interrupted for a long time, and then it was resumed until it was completed. Therefore, the author's writing skills at the beginning of this book are indeed not as good as those at the end. At the beginning of the book, both the plot and the portrayal of the protagonist are a bit frivolous. For lovers of officialdom literature who prefer realism, it is actually a bit poisonous. Friends who want to read this book can make some mental preparations in this regard.