The protagonist of this novel cultivated orthodox Daoist techniques. Could he use them in the other world?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. [Chaos Sacred Technique: The protagonist was reborn in a different world and learned the mysterious Taoist techniques, thus creating a magnificent legend.] 2. The young man from the city brought Daoist spells and divine powers to the cultivation world of the other world. His arrival set off an earth-shattering wave. 3. [The main character who accidentally transmigrated to the Sui and Tang Dynasties. He has the legendary Taoist energy.] In the process of cultivating the Dao, practicing Taoism, and creating a prosperous world, he showed his character's elegant demeanor. 4. "Taoist Grandmaster": The protagonist came to a strange world because of a Taiji Yin-Yang Diagram. He learned the skills of Taoism and eventually became a Taoist grandmaster. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was there a novel where the male protagonist could bring Daoist and Buddhist cultivation techniques into the other world? But did anyone know the title of the novel?
😋I recommend a novel called "The Great Genius in the Other World" to you. The male protagonist is a cultivator who is known as a "genius". He is proficient in Daoist, Buddhist, and other martial arts. He transmigrated to the Other World and experienced a series of stories. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Did you recommend a novel that described the main character's use of Daoist techniques in another world?
😋I recommend the fantasy novel Dragon Arrives in a Different World to you. The main character had both Chinese Taoist techniques and foreign techniques. He could kill gods and destroy demons. Let's see how powerful he was. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
Read the orthodox Daoist scriptures online
The Orthodox Daoist Canon could be read online. You can read the contents of the Orthodox Daoist Canon through the online reading services provided by websites such as the Gate of Light and the Daoist Canon Network.
Could it be that many techniques could no longer be cultivated in the Dharma Ending Age, so no one continued to teach them?
This question involved religion, philosophy, history, and many other aspects. Different cultures and belief systems might have different meanings and influences on the Age of Chaos. In some religions and philosophers, the Age of Chaos meant that a certain belief or school of thought was no longer considered correct or that people no longer believed in it. Under such a mindset, many people might abandon their beliefs or schools of thought or stop imparting their knowledge. In Buddhism, the description of the Dharma Ending Age referred to the decline of Buddhism, when people could not hear and pass on Buddhism, and gradually lost its influence and inheritance. In this context, many people might give up Buddhism or other sects or stop teaching and passing on Buddhism. However, it is important to note that Buddhism is not the only religion and philosophy. Other religions and philosophy may also experience a similar decline and loss of influence. In addition, the definition of the Dharma-Ending Age also varies according to cultural and historical backgrounds, so it is impossible to answer this question simply. In short, different cultures and belief systems had different views on the definition and influence of the Age of Chaos. In any case, we should treat different views and beliefs with an open and tolerant attitude, respect and learn from their strengths.
Which protagonists in novels had cultivated ancestral secret techniques and could use the corpses of insects from other worlds to make armor?
Supreme Demon Sealer. The main character practiced Taiji, the lowest level of cultivation manual. The protagonist could use the Insect Corpse Soul Refining Technique to create spiritual insects, and the spiritual insects would then create armor for the protagonist. I recommend this novel to you. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Did orthodox Daoist cultivation really exist?
Daoist orthodox cultivation did exist, but the specific cultivation methods and paths were not recognized by everyone. Because everyone's cultivation purpose, personality, experience, and other factors were different, the suitable cultivation methods were also different. Daoists believed that humans were born kind-hearted, but they were driven by various desires in life and deviated from the right path. Therefore, he needed to restore himself through cultivation to reach the realm of being connected to heaven and earth to become a true immortal. Daoist cultivation methods included meditation, breathing in and out, massaging acupoints, refining pills, and so on. These cultivation methods had a certain scientific basis, but their specific effects could not be generalised by everyone. Therefore, cultivation needs to vary from person to person. You need to choose a method that suits you according to your actual situation. It is important to note that cultivation is not the only pursuit in life. We also need to pay attention to the balance between real life and interpersonal relationships.
Was there a male protagonist in a fantasy novel who could use eye techniques?
There are many fantasy novels with male protagonists who know eye techniques. They are "The Dragon Arrives in a Different World" and "The Emperor's Eye". Among them,"Dragon's Arrival" was a fantasy novel written by the author, Xue Wutian. The protagonist had the eye technique of the Chinese Taoist technique and the foreign world special technique to kill gods and demons."Emperor's Eye" was a fantasy novel written by the author, Dim Light. The protagonist had one of the three eye techniques, the Shura Eye, and the strongest illusion, Uchiha. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
When the protagonist first transmigrated to the Wuxia world, he obtained many secret manuals and cultivated them.
I recommend "The Strongest Wuxia System" to you. This book was about a web novelist who had transmigrated to the Wuxia world and obtained the strongest Wuxia system. He can obtain all kinds of peerless martial arts and the inheritance of martial arts masters. There are many plots in this book that are similar to the protagonist's early cultivation. You might as well take a look. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Did Taoism really have immortal techniques and mental cultivation methods? Where could orthodox Taoist books have them?
Taoism is an ancient school of Chinese philosophy. Its theoretical basis includes concepts such as nature, inaction, and Tao. Taoism advocated the pursuit of inner peace and harmony, opposed external interference and stimulation, and advocated the goal of transcending the world by cultivating the inner mind and body. There was no specific concept description of immortal techniques and mental cultivation techniques. However, in some novels, the combination of Taoist ideas and Xianxia topics resulted in some fictional plots. For example, in the Legend of Sword and Fairy, there was the reflection of Taoism in the world of Xianxia. Orthodox Daoist books could be obtained through many ways. For example, in China, you can buy printed books or read the electronic version online. Among the Taoist classics, the most famous are the Tao Te Ching and Zhuangzi. In addition, the inheritance of Taoism could also be learned through online courses, lectures, and training.
Could the protagonist of this novel use the future technological products and martial arts system that he had exchanged for in the other world?
I recommend the following novels to you: The Strongest Exchange System in the World and the Armored Warrior System. These two novels both have plots where the protagonist has the ability to exchange for future technological products and/or martial arts systems. They suit your needs very well. I hope you like my recommendations.😗