Also known as "The Last Taoist 2"
Zha Wenbin is the holder of the ancestral seal of the Maoshan Sect and the last successor of Zhengtian Dao.
He saved people in the gap between Yin and Yang, but he was burned by fire, and was punished by heaven. With his heroic spirit and courage and his Taoist skills, he saved people in the gap between Yin and Yang, and saved the dead in the eternal ghost path!
The ancient Di man wearing fish scales, the resurrected mysterious king, the real Fuso tree... Who is the man in the open jade coffin? The spate of deaths in the funeral parlor are due to broken feng shui or someone causing trouble? My daughter is suffering from reincarnation. Is it a natural punishment or is it due to a reason? The only son also suffered. Who did he offend?
The mysterious ancient wheel-shaped artifact sang the prelude to the undead thousands of years ago. The three-legged divine toad protector died at the foot of Qifeng Mountain. All eight Taoist divine curses reappeared in the world. A shocking battle kicked off the next one.
The sea of blood in the netherworld, the blood clotting seals the abyss! Is it a dream or reality? The Nine Palaces Cemetery has opened up an unknown mystery of ghost ways, and the duel between man and destiny has been pushed to one climax after another.
What kind of world is there under the ice in the North?
The way of heaven is vast, the way of humanity is vague, and the way of ghosts is blissful. Who is the real way?
The writing technique is excellent, and while writing the story, it also tells us some "superstitious" things. "Taoist Past" and "The Last Taoist Priest" need to be read carefully to appreciate their excellence. If you read them as mindless novels, you will definitely be confused and unable to understand them.
Isn't Miao Lan already married?
Didn't Xia Yi almost become Zha Wenbin's apprentice? Is it true that only the first step is written? These 2-3 are created by the author himself.
It seemed to happen to a great but ordinary monk next to me.
Well written, not like a fabrication, more like a documentary
The writing technique is excellent, and while writing the story, it also tells us some "superstitious" things. "Taoist Past" and "The Last Taoist Priest" need to be read carefully to appreciate their excellence. If you read them as mindless novels, you will definitely be confused and unable to understand them.
Isn't Miao Lan already married?
Didn't Xia Yi almost become Zha Wenbin's apprentice? Is it true that only the first step is written? These 2-3 are created by the author himself.
It seemed to happen to a great but ordinary monk next to me.
Well written, not like a fabrication, more like a documentary