Can you recommend a prehistoric book that is similar to Buddhism being Dao?
I recommend "I'm Building Mythical Worlds in the Primordial World". It's also a prehistoric novel with elements of myths and cultivation. The author also borrowed the word "worlds" in the title, similar to "Buddha is the Dao." This novel also contained historical elements such as the Three Kingdoms and the Tang Dynasty. The plot was rich and varied, and it was very worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Seeking a few novels that were similar to Buddhism being the Dao and returning to the Origin Dao!
For fantasy novels like Buddha is the Way and Return to the Origin, you can refer to the following: " Battle Through the Heavens ": It tells the story of a young man's growth. He experienced various challenges and struggles in the process of pursuing power, and at the same time, it also reveals the dark side of society. 2.'The Peak of Martial Refinement'. The main character of the novel, Xiao Yan, who used martial arts as the theme, continuously broke through himself to become a powerful martial artist in the process of practicing martial arts. [3]" Snow Eagle Lord ": A novel with adventure and battle as its theme. The story takes place in a world surrounded by magic and mechanical civilization. The protagonist, Xiao Ying, is a warrior who constantly challenges powerful enemies to find his way out. [4]<< Full Time Expert >>: The main character of the novel is a retired professional player. After returning to the game world, he used his experience and skills to re-enter the game to challenge powerful opponents. 5. Douluo Continent: A novel with fantasy and martial arts as its theme. It tells the story of a soul master's world. The protagonist, Tang Wulin, constantly breaks through himself to become a powerful soul master in the process of cultivating his soul power.
Can you recommend a book similar to 'Buddha is Dao'?
I recommend the book " From the Prequel of the Lotus Lamp to Crossing the Heavens ". It was a novel that belonged to the same category as " Buddha is the Way ". The protagonist also traveled to a different world. The story was unique, and there was a rich world view and character setting. He believed that readers would be hooked. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
Beast Dao, could you recommend a similar book?
😋This is an urban supernatural novel. The main character is in the era of spiritual power. He contracts with a demon beast and obtains the ability of the demon beast, evolving into a stronger fighter. If you like fantasy, I can also recommend "Sky Swallowing Martial God" and "Heavenly Martial God". They have similar settings. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Can you recommend a prehistoric novel with Dao Seeker as the main character?
"Traversing the Primordial Dao" was a novel about a Dao Seeker. It told the story of a Dao Seeker seeking love. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Did you recommend a book similar to the " Rebirth Origin Dao "?
😋I recommend you a novel similar to the "Rebirth of the Origin Dao", which is "I'm adding points to increase proficiency in the Tao Dao World". When the main character transmigrated to the world of Liaozhai, he could add points and increase his proficiency. It was a little similar to the Rebirth of the Origin. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Buddha is a book similar to Dao
There were a few novels similar to 'Buddha is Dao'. Among them were 'Journey to the West: I Can Sign In to the Heavens',' Crossing the Heavens from the Lotus Lamp's Prelude 'and' The Great Path of the Heavens'. These novels were all works of Xianxia, Mythology, Cultivation, or Infinite Heavens. They involved many worlds and Cultivation systems, and were similar to Buddha is the Way. They all had wonderful plots and rich fantasy elements, suitable for readers who liked this kind of genre. I hope these recommendations will satisfy your reading needs.
What exactly is the Heavenly Dao in Buddhism?
The Heavenly Dao in Buddhism referred to a state where all living beings did not cultivate enough and did not exceed the scope of reincarnation, but they had already enjoyed the blessings and longevity in the Heavenly Dao. The Heavenly Dao referred to one of the four Daos, which included the Heaven Realm, the Human Realm, and the Asura Realm. The Heaven Realm referred to a level formed by the "Heavenly Dao" of the four Dao: 1. Heavenly God: It refers to those sentient beings who have cultivated well in the Heavenly Dao. Their lifespan, blessings, and living standards are all superior. 2 Man-God: It refers to those sentient beings who cultivate in the Heavenly Dao. Their lifespan, blessings, and living standards are relatively superior, but compared to the sentient beings of the other three Dao, their lives are relatively easy. 3. Shura Deity: It refers to those beings who have poor cultivation in the Heavenly Dao. Their lifespan is very short and their blessings are very small, but their living standards are relatively good. They are mainly under the jurisdiction and control of the Heavenly Gods. 4. Infernal Gods: Those who were banished to the Heavenly Dao due to their bad behavior in their previous lives. Their lifespan, fortune, and living standards were very bad. They were mainly under the jurisdiction and control of Shura. In Buddhism, the Way of Heaven was not a final destination, but a transition state. Only after all living beings broke away from reincarnation could they truly obtain freedom and nirvana.
recommend a book about Buddhism
The Buddhist books are recommended as follows: The Diamond Sutra was one of the Buddhist scriptures that elaborated on the core ideas of Buddhism. It was translated by Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty and was hailed as a representative work of Zen Buddhism. Its core idea was that "everything that has a way should be viewed as such, like a dream, an illusion, a bubble, a dew, and a lightning." This book can help you understand Buddhism's deep thinking about the world and life, as well as its enlightenment to mankind. The Heart Sutra was another Buddhist scripture that elaborated on the core ideas of Buddhism. It was translated by Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty and was hailed as a representative work of Zen Buddhism. Its core idea was that "all dharmas are illusory and unreal, only the true heart is at ease". This book can help you understand Buddhism's understanding of true and false hearts, as well as Buddhism's exploration of the human heart. These two books are Buddhist classics that can help you understand Buddhist ideas and bring you deep thoughts about life and the world. I hope you like them.
Is there any novel like Buddhism is Dao that can be recommended?
"I recommend 'The Great Path of the Heavens' to you. Similar to 'Buddha Is the Dao', it's a novel about the infinite heavens. The protagonist travels through different worlds to become an immortal. In addition,"I built the Mythical World in the Primordial World" had a similar theme. The protagonist controlled the myths in the Primordial World to build his own world. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Can you recommend a modern novel about Buddhism, martial arts, Dao cultivation, or Buddhism, martial arts, or Dao martial arts? Please don't recommend an illusory work.
"I recommend 'Journey of Dao Cultivator'. This book is the story of a modern man who was accepted as an ordinary disciple and then embarked on the path of cultivation. The protagonist is sentimental, stubborn, and dull. After experiencing several fortuitous encounters and ups and downs, he finally reached the peak of the strong and began a brand new journey of Dao Cultivation. The plot of the novel was realistic and described the main character's cultivation experience. It was very suitable for readers who wanted to read and write cultivation novels. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗