There were two female leads in the Dao Sect's Laws, Duanmu Qiurong (Rong Niang) and Zhou. Duanmu Qiurong was the protagonist's wife. She was independent, practical, and mature. She had a mysterious background. She got along well with the protagonist and eventually married him. She gave birth to a son. Zhou was also the protagonist's wife (never married). She was easy-going and had a good impression of the protagonist when the protagonist was still a firework master. However, she could not fall in love with the protagonist because of her cultivation of the Merciless Art. Later, she gave birth to a son overseas. At the end of the book, her relationship with the protagonist surfaced and was officially recognized. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Whether the Dao Sect's Laws were ugly or not was a subjective feeling. In terms of the plot, it started with a protagonist who had transmigrated to the world of Taoism and had no cultivation foundation. The protagonist relied on a special cheat to climb from the bottom of the secular yamen of Taoism to the goal of ascension. It included rich plots such as official games, life and death fights, the ways of the world, and practicing magic. The development of the plot was relaxed. Although the first few chapters were slightly imperfect, the subsequent chapters gradually entered a good state, and the feeling of the scene became stronger and stronger. However, if you didn't like this mix of cultivation and officialdom, or if you weren't used to the early plot settings, you might find it ugly. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
I recommend a few Xianxia novels. " The Revival of Taoism " was created by White Deer Eastbound. The main character bore the legacy of the Taoist Venerable and flourished in the other world. He fought with the gods and Buddhas to create a blessed land. It had a Taoist flavor, similar to " I Want to Return to Secularism." It was a system style without a female protagonist. The atmosphere was fresh and refined. Although it was not as refreshing, it was very special. Unfortunately, it was not easy to end the order early. " Real Cultivation Diary " was destined to be extraordinary. The main character created his own cultivation method. He did not scheme against each other. It was novel and interesting. " Heavenly Emperor of Dao Sect." It was Little Slumber's work. The inheritor of the Dao Sect on Earth brought the Daoist Canon across the other world to rebuild the Dao Sect's legal system. The writing style was passable, the fighting scenes were emotional, and the layout was grand. It was a good idea to pass the time of the book shortage. " The Dao Disciples " was written by Moma gongzi. A young Daoist stepped onto the path of cultivation. Like " The Defiant Immortal ", the main character was not a gentleman. It was a mortal, and the leveling was slow. The plot was a little depressing, but overall, it was not bad. It was an underrated novel. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The daoist names of the Taoist sects were based on personal interests and beliefs. Most daoist names had the word "Zi" as the last word, such as "Chunyangzi","Xuanchengzi","Lingxiao Zi","Qingjingzi","Wuwei Zi", and so on. In addition, there were also some dao names that did not have a "Zi", such as "Feng Qingyang","Taixu","Xuanling","Qingfeng","Chongxu", and so on. There was no difference between men and women in Taoism. Male Taoists were called "Qian Dao" and female Taoists were called "Kun Dao". In addition, on the divine titles of immortals, men were called "Heavenly Primogenitor" and women were called "Primogenitor". The Daoist name of a Daoist priest was the honorific title of a Daoist priest, used to indicate his identity and status.
The female leads of " Dao Men Dao Men " were Chu Lang, Chenxi, and Hua Nong 'er.
The top ten nomological laws of the 3,000 Great Dao were as follows: 1. [Great Dao of Power: Cultivated by the Great God Pangu. Its accompanying Chaos cardinal treasure is the Heaven-Opening Axe. When the Law of Power is completed, it can split the sky and earth and reach the realm of Great Dao.] Pangu used his strength to prove his Dao and died because he couldn't bear the power of opening heaven and earth. His Primordial Spirit split into the Three Pure Ones, and most of his blood essence turned into the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery, transforming into all things in the world. 2. [Time Great Dao: Grasped by the Time Demon God Shi Chen (transformed from a green stone in the chaos). The accompanying Chaos cardinal treasure is the Time Wheel. When the Time Law is mastered, one can control the speed and reverse time.] Because of the Great Dao's scheme, he fought with Pangu and was eventually destroyed in body and soul. 3. [Space Great Dao: It is mastered by the Space Demon God Daoist Yang Mei (transformed from a hollow willow branch in the chaos). Its accompanying Chaos cardinal treasure is the hollow willow branch.] When spatial laws reached large success, one could control displacement and twist space. Due to the Great Dao's scheme, he fought with Pangu and lost his Chaos Fiend Body. He relied on spatial laws to escape, and no one knew where he ended up. 4. [Fate Great Dao: It is controlled by the Fate Demon God. The path of fate is illusory and very little is known.] 5. The Great Way of Cause and Effect: Everything has a cause and an effect. Even if you are a saint, you can't escape the path of cause and effect. 6. [The Great Way of Slaughter: It is controlled by the Devil Ancestor Luohou, who was formed by a wisp of Devil Qi in the Chaos. He fought with Pangu and was seriously injured. He entered the Primordial World that Pangu created and established the Devil Race. He relied on the Dragon Han Tribulation to recuperate and grow stronger. Later, he fought Hongjun and the other two on Mount Meru. Before he died, he swore to the Great Way to establish the Devil Race.] 7. [Balance Great Dao: The legendary Dao Ancestor Hongjun cultivated it, but it is unknown if he is a Connate Chaotic Godfiend.] 8. [Yin-Yang Great Dao: It is formed by the Yin-Yang Qi in the Chaos. Its accompanying Spiritual Treasure of Chaos is the Chaotic Yin-Yang Mirror. It was no match for Pangu, but it did not die. It self-destructed in Luohou's God-killing Sword Formation during the battle between Taoism and Demon.] 9. [The Five Elements Great Dao is controlled by the Five Elements Taoist (transformed from the Qi of the Five Elements in the Chaos). The Five Elements Pagoda is its accompanying Chaos Supreme Treasure.] After fighting with Pangu, only five wisps of Five Elements Qi that had lost their intelligence escaped. 10. [Great Dao of Destruction: It is grasped by Daoist Heavenbreaker (transformed from the destructive aura in the chaos). The sword of destruction is its accompanying Chaos cardinal treasure.] Because of the Great Dao's scheme, Daoist Heavenbreaker fought with Pangu. In two Yuanhui, his body and soul were destroyed. The novel "Primitive Law" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The name of the Taoist sect referred to the honorific title or name used by Taoist priests or Taoists in Taoism. Daoist names were the honorific names of Daoist priests. They usually ended with the word "Zi" or not. In principle, there was no difference between men and women. On the Divine Names of Immortals, males were generally called "Heavenly Primogenitor" and females were called "Primogenitor". The Daoist name referred to the name that the Taoists came up with after they joined the sect. Most daoist names were 'so-and-so' or 'so-and-so'. In addition, believers or descendants could also give the Taoist priest a posthumous title. The specific dao name and dao name could be chosen according to one's personal interest and cultivation background.
The characters included the male lead, Zhang Wuyou. "Taoist Fish Breeder" Author: Headless D. It was a Xianxia/fantasy immortal cultivation novel with delicious food, rebirth, transmigration, invincibility, genius, pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger, calm, and relaxed elements. User recommendation: "Strong Promotion of the Qing Emperor's Daughter" was a rather creative Xianxia novel. The main content was that when the protagonist went up the mountain to ask for a divination, he was hit on the head by an incense burner, and he transmigrated with the incense burner. After transmigrating, the protagonist discovered that this furnace was a furnace of good fortune. It could allow all things to evolve and was a treasure for fish farmers. The fish farmers used food to increase their cultivation, and the protagonist became a new generation of fish farmers… When I first saw this "fish farmer", I thought that he was raising fish in a fish pond like the Sea King. After looking at it, I realized that he was actually raising fish properly. In that case, the creativity of this book was indeed a little novel. As for the overall plot, it was basically a semi-invincible style where the main character's cultivation was similar to or a little higher than the enemy he encountered. At the beginning, the main character liked to talk about a demon beast who loved to scold people and a little loli who was seriously injured and degenerated. This made the beginning of the book not a standalone game, but more interesting interactions between the characters, which indeed made the beginning of the book more "lively". However, since the "fish farmer" was a cultivation system that cultivated by raising fish and eating fish, when I first saw this setting, I was quite looking forward to the author writing a food novel that I couldn't read in the middle of the night. However, after reading about the 50th chapter, the main character's cooking method was basically a very "general" method of making fish, such as dried fish, fish floss, hot pot, grilled fish, and so on. There was not much description of the appearance and taste of the food. Personally, he felt that this creative potential was a little "wasted." But overall, the pace and writing style of this book is still okay. Friends who like it can take a look ~ I hope you will like this book.
According to the information provided, the Supreme Law that was explicitly mentioned was the Law of Strength.(Mastered by Pangu. Mastery of the Law of Force can split the world and reach the realm of the Great Dao), Law of Time (Master of Daoist Shi Chen. When he reaches great success, he can control his speed and reverse time.), Space Law (mastered by Patriarch Yang Mei, and can control displacement and space distortion at the time of great success), Law of Chaos (mastered by Patriarch Chaos), Law of Immortal Dao (mastered by Dao Ancestor Hongjun), Law of Devil Dao (mastered by Demon Ancestor Luohou), Law of Life (mastered by Daoist Spirit Wood), Law of Five Elements (mastered by Daoist Five Elements), Law of Yin Yang (mastered by Daoist Yin Yang), Law of Destruction (mastered by Daoist Heavenbreaker). These might be the ten supreme laws of the 3,000 Great Dao. The novel "Primitive Law" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!