
I Have Been Practicing Taoism in the Northeast for Thirty Years, and the World Respects Me as If I Were a God.
东北修道三十年,世人敬我如敬神
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Masters
- Updated
- 18h ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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"Sky Swordsman" comes to visit!
Fully support the masterpiece, let your "Thirty Years of Monasticism in the Northeast, People Respect Me Like God" be a hit all the way and a big hit!
"Sky Swordsman" comes to visit!
Fully support the masterpiece, and make your "Thirty Years of Monasticism in the Northeast, People Respect Me Like God" more and more perfect, big top!
It means that Shang Zhiruo is His Highness, and she also brought a hat to Zhang Wuji, haha
? 666 There is also the matter of Huang Rong, but it is far from enough.
Does Guizhou not eat spicy food? All sour and spicy
Guiyang? It should be Fenglin
What? If it's not Hua Tuo, who is that?
I am a willow branch with yin and yang eyes?
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.
The more I look at it, the more boring it becomes. I can't bear to use all my magic.