Were there really people living in seclusion in the famed mountains that were said to have 5,000 hermits and hundreds of immortals?
It was hard to determine if there were really people living in seclusion in the famed mountains that were said to have 5,000 hermits and hundreds of immortals. In novels, there were often various mysterious places of seclusion. These places might be located on the top of mountains, caves, forests, or even paradise on earth. However, we can't be sure if there are really hermits or immortals in these places. Generally speaking, the reclusive places in novels were fictional, created by the author to create mystery and plot. In reality, there were very few places to live in seclusion because people usually did not want to live in remote places. Moreover, modern society had provided many conveniences for people to work and live conveniently. Therefore, whether a famous mountain with 5,000 hermits and hundreds of immortals really existed or not needed to be judged according to the specific situation. Normally, these names were just fictional settings used to create mystery and storyline.
Can you recommend some novels that are similar to the lives of ancient hermits and have the theme of living in seclusion in the mountains? Thank you.
Oh, I know of a novel that meets your requirements. I suggest you take a look at the book "How the Hermit Becomes a Master". It's an urban supernatural novel written by the author. This novel was about a young cultivator whose soul had traveled through parallel time and space. While living in seclusion in the mountains, he explored the mysteries of cultivation, mingled with the secular world, and finally became a true hermit who lived freely in the world. I'm recommending it to you. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~
A novel about living in seclusion in the mountains
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The novel recommended by the male protagonist living in seclusion in the mountains
Here are some recommendations for novels about the male protagonist living in seclusion in the mountains: 1. [How to Become a Hermit]: It was about a young cultivator who lived in seclusion in the mountains and became a true hermit through experience in the secular world. 2. << Shanye Zajia >>: It described the life of a hermit who was bound to the game " Hundred Schools of Philosophy ", farming, reading, and observing nature in the deep mountains and forests. 3. < Small Business >: The protagonist lives in seclusion in the city to do business and also teaches his disciples. 4. " Abduct a Hunter to Live in Seclusion ": An ancient romance novel about business and farming. The male protagonist has multiple wives, and they live in seclusion in the mountains. Please note that the novels recommended above may not completely meet your requirements because the information in the search results is limited. If the above recommendations do not meet your needs, please try to conduct a more detailed search or consult other resources.
What were the poems about 'living in seclusion?'
Living in seclusion was one of the most important topics in ancient Chinese culture. Many poets and scholars had tried to live in seclusion. Here are some famous poems about hermit life: 1 "Qing Ping Diao"·Li Bai The mountain is heavy and the water is heavy. I doubt that there is no way out. The willows are dark and the flowers are bright. Another village. 2 "Lushan Ballad"·Li Bai My white hair is three thousand feet long, and I seem to grow long in sorrow. I don't know where I can find autumn frost in the mirror. 3. Bai Juyi, Farewell to the Ancient Grass The grass on the plain withers and thrives once a year. The wildfire never ends, and the spring breeze blows, it grows again. 4 "Ascending"·Du Fu The wind is strong, the sky is high, the apes howl, the white birds fly back to the clear sand of the mournful island. Endless trees fall and the endless Yangtze River rolls down. I'm always a guest in autumn, sad for thousands of miles. I've been sick for a hundred years, and I'm alone on the stage. I'm in trouble, bitter resentment, frosty hair, downcast hair, I've just stopped drinking. 5 Qing Ping Diao·Li Qingzhao I'm looking for you, I'm looking for you. It is most difficult to rest when it is warm and cold. How could three cups or two of light wine rival him? The wild goose is also sad, but it is an old acquaintance.
Qidian novels were read by hundreds of thousands of people. Were there really that many people reading them?
Qidian novels were easily read by hundreds of thousands of people. Were there really that many people reading them? The answer to this question may vary according to the genre of the novel and the reader group. As one of the largest online novel platforms in China, Qidian has a large readership. Some readers may be new to online novels, while others have already read many different types of novels. The success of Qidian was also related to its huge content library and excellent editing team. Many excellent novels had received high ratings and a wide readership in Qidian novels. However, even if a large number of readers read Qidian novels, the influence and value of the novel could not be measured simply by the number of readers. Each novel had its own unique value and charm, which could attract different readers and receive different evaluations at different times.
Were there really people like the Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea?
"Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea" refers to a legend in Chinese mythology. In the legend, eight immortals each brought their own treasures and spiritual artifacts to the East China Sea to seek immortality. On the way, they encountered various difficulties and dangers, but they always helped each other overcome these difficulties. Eventually, they found the way to immortality and shared the secret together. However, the authenticity of this story had not been confirmed in history. It might just be a fictional legend used to express people's desire to pursue immortality and the courage to explore the unknown world. Therefore, it was no longer important whether the eight immortals in the Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea really existed. It was just a symbolic symbol and image.
Which mountains in the Classic of Mountains and Seas had immortals living on them?
The Classic of Mountains and Seas was a novel of ancient myths and legends, which contained many stories of immortals and monsters. However, due to the early writing of this book, the images and characteristics of the immortals and monsters may have changed over time. In the Classic of Mountains and Seas, there were some mountains that were believed to be the residences of immortals. The most famous ones were the Mountains Beyond the Clouds, the Penglai Immortal Realm, and the Kunlun Mountains. According to legend, there were immortals living and cultivating in these mountains, but it was impossible to verify which immortals lived and where they lived. It should be noted that the Classic of Mountains and Seas was a mythical novel, and the content of it might have some fictional and exaggerated elements. Therefore, we should take a certain attitude and not believe too much about which mountains have immortals living in them.
Is there any novel recommendation about the male protagonist living in seclusion in the mountains?
I recommend "The Strongest Fisherman" to you. The male protagonist is a fisherman who lives in seclusion in the mountains. At the same time, he is also a professional mage and an all-rounded jungler. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Could stories of people living hundreds of years be true?
I don't think so. Such stories are likely just myths or imagination.
Was there a novel that described the protagonist's experience of living in seclusion in the mountains and moving to the city?
There were, such as " The Master of Pure Love " and " Taoist Descends the Mountain."