Thirty Years of Taoist Cultivation in the Northeast: The World Reveres Me as a God

My grandma (my father's grandma) went crazy for three years during the Republic of China. She always muttered words that others could not understand. When she woke up, she would give people acupuncture treatment. If someone from all over the country needs medical treatment, she only needs to offer a stick of incense on the Stove Lord incense burner and recite the need silently, and she will feel the need. After the treatment, the patient's family members are not allowed to receive any benefits. Even if they take a bite of food, they will vomit it on the way back.

It is a very splendid piece of urban monasticism, with a sufficient length of 2.08 Million words, and the story has a unique flavor of folklore and monsters from Northeast China. The protagonist has been practicing Taoism in the mountains of Northeast China for twenty-nine years. He has been struck by lightning seven times and has witnessed all kinds of supernatural phenomena: he has seen a real dragon, met a monk who stepped on a sword, and dealt with an evil ghost himself. After coming down from the mountain, I wandered around the mortal world, appreciating treasures and people, while dealing with all kinds of weird things in the world. There is no point of mindless crushing, and the writing style is more realistic, integrating folk rumors and rural anecdotes into the plot. When reading, it feels like listening to the anecdotal stories told by the older generation, and the sense of substitution is strong. There are mostly short stories in the story unit, with all kinds of little characters appearing in turn, and the various aspects of the world are vividly written. There are both mystical battles and secular fireworks, and human relationships and supernatural events are intertwined. The protagonist has a calm and reserved personality, is not arrogant and high-profile, and has a sense of propriety in his actions. He will not cause trouble everywhere and only takes action when trouble occurs. The only drawback is that there are many clues and some stories are fragmented. If you are tired of the routine of urban immortality and like down-to-earth stories with a folk supernatural atmosphere, this book is suitable.

This book is really interesting. I just read it casually after reading the recommendations on the list, but I couldn't stop reading it. The diary style at the beginning attracts readers' interest, and the first-person perspective is also very comfortable. It also allows readers to understand various knowledge about cultivating immortals, which is really great! I hope the author will work harder. It's really not enough. Forgive me for urging me to update here✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺

It started as a diary. It's a bit like a diary of a god. He wrote about the process of how a pig's trotter was almost captured and killed, and then started cultivating Taoism. It's more of a daily writing style, but there are quite a lot of stories and characters, and it's also a bit weird, so it's not watery anyway. It's just that the monastic inheritance was a bit incomplete at the beginning, and the spells were not very powerful except for thunder magic and some Feng Shui fortune telling. It seems that what I got is the inheritance of transforming gods. I don't know how powerful the transforming gods are here, but they have transcending tribulations and magical phenomena. Maybe it's because it's the Age of Ending Law and I don't want to write it too powerfully, but Xingtian has come out, pig's feet can use swordsmanship, and the sword formation is not too much in my opinion🌝. Even if you don't have any swordsmanship or anything like that, you can at least know how to handle a sword, right? I'm really convinced that it's better to run for foundation building🤣

It started going downhill from chapter ninety. , The praise was given because of the first-person perspective 90 pictures ago. Yes, the plot is exciting and fascinating. , Talk about the shortcomings. There is no clear thread. It feels like wandering east and west. , I feel that the protagonist's strength is erratic, sometimes it feels very strong, and then it feels like that. , And a little repetitive, which others look down upon. The protagonist pretends to be a slap in the face. This kind of plot feeling. I also feel like the protagonist's knowledge is always so lacking. Hasn't he already read a lot about this? , But I just don't know anything about it. It felt like the pace of the plot had slowed down and was dragging a bit. All in all, it just doesn't look that good. It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.

Every day this is an afterthought, this is an afterthought. Every time the fight is delayed, waiting for the opponent to finish the big attack I'll give you a good review, but that's something to talk about later. I'll give you a good review, but you have to wait

I have read more than a hundred chapters and only have a few tricks to inherit from the alchemist. What about the skills of the alchemist? What are the common skills of subduing demons and demons? I have reached the foundation building stage and you still don't know any of them. I have read so many books by Grandpa Lu Xiaowang and I haven't learned any skills at all. It is disrespectful to heaven and earth. According to the saying, the alchemist should be a pre-Qin Qi practitioner (I guessed it). According to the time, it should be inherited from the ancient times. However, the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors in ancient times, and the major saints did not dare to disrespect the heaven and the earth.

The author has always emphasized that the protagonist is an alchemist, not a Taoist priest. Has the author ever understood what an alchemist is? The title of the book also talks about practicing Taoism for 30 years. I am really speechless. Can I learn more about history by writing a novel?

It's well written, I hope there will be more and more explosive ones while maintaining the quality.

#Fantasy#city I really thought Qimao had no good local books, but then I found this book about Taoism. Let me talk about the advantages of this book first; 1. The subject matter is novel and the writing style is pretty good. 2. Reading from the first-person perspective gives people a different feeling. 3. It also feels like the author did not write it, but as if he copied his own personal experience🤩! Then let's talk about the shortcomings: 1. At the 300th or 400th chapter, the protagonist starts to become more and more stubborn. Some things that he can obviously do something about, but he insists on doing something, commonly known as "water chapter"