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I don't know who the author of 'dark destiny a dark mirror novel' is. You can try to look it up in a library database or on a book - selling website.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. It might be about a dark and fateful journey, perhaps with elements of self - discovery where the 'dark mirror' could symbolize looking into the darker aspects of a character or society.

Well, in 'Destiny: The Dark Below', the story is set in the already complex Destiny world. It's about the Guardians facing an intensified threat from the dark. There are new areas to explore which are filled with danger. The story progresses as the Guardians try to uncover the secrets behind this new wave of darkness and fight against the powerful foes that come with it. There are also new weapons and gear to obtain along the way, which are crucial for survival in this new chapter of the Destiny saga.

One main plot point is the appearance of new, more powerful enemies. Another is the search for the source of the dark power that is emerging. Also, the Guardians' efforts to upgrade their abilities and weapons to combat this new threat are a significant part of the plot.

No, there are no famous "gay monastery stories" because monasteries are part of religious establishments with their own set of values which don't include the concept of a "gay monastery." In fictional works, if there were such stories, they would likely be very niche. For example, a story could be about a group of gay men who create their own monastery - like place in a remote area to escape persecution and find peace. But this is not something that has gained wide - spread fame.

In the online novel " Under One Man," the Shaolin Monastery's ultimate techniques included the Great Light Fist, Indestructible Diamond, Five Forms Fist, Golden Bell Shield Iron Skin, Yijin Classic, Flower-pinching Finger, and so on. The original manga " Under One Man " was equally exciting. Just click the button to download the App and enjoy the exciting content!

As a fan of online literature, I won't write any temple couplets because my task is to answer questions and provide information, not to write novels. However, if you need the help of couplets while reading novels, I can provide you with some common temple couplets for your reference: The couplets of Buddhist monasteries usually carried forward Buddhism, prayed for good luck, and expressed blessings as the theme. The following are some common Buddhist temple couplets: - The Diamond Sutra: The supreme realm is beyond the reach of ordinary people; The supreme compassion is not taught by the family. - Medicine Master Sutra: May you be merciful and save life to eliminate all troubles; May you be wise and live a long life. - Ancestral Court of Zen: Green mountains and green bamboos spread all over the temple, running water and long bridges reflect Zen; Dharma rain and sweet rain come to the door, confidence is like a sea of ships. - Ancestral Court of the Pure Land Sect: All realms are separated from the mortal world; one's heart is dedicated to the Buddha to seek the Pure Land. In addition to the couplets of Buddhist temples, other types of couplets also had their own unique styles and topics. If you need more help, please feel free to ask.

I'm not sure specifically as there could be various tales. But generally, it might involve spooky events like strange noises at night in the monastery, or sightings of unexplained figures. Maybe it has something to do with the ancient history and the spirits of the past.

"Inscription on the Zen Courtyard behind Poshan Temple" was written by the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi, who described his feelings and thoughts in the Zen Courtyard behind Poshan Temple. The poem expressed the poet's thoughts and feelings about the meaning of life through the description of the temple environment and the understanding of Buddhist thoughts in simple and fresh language. The writing background of this poem could be traced back to the period when Liu Yuxi was demoted to Jiangzhou Sima. It was said that Liu Yuxi had once been severely demoted to Jiangzhou, where he began his decadent life. During this period, he visited many temples and became very interested in Buddhist ideas. He began to write Buddhist poems. "The Temple Behind the Poshan Temple" was a Buddhist poem written by Liu Yuxi during his time in Jiangzhou. It expressed his thoughts and feelings about Buddhism and the meaning of life. This poem described the natural scenery of the temple behind Poshan Temple and the architectural art of the temple, expressing the poet's perception and thinking about nature and life, expressing his pursuit of peace, detachment and freedom. This poem became a classic in Buddhist poetry and was widely praised and appreciated.

Yes, I recommend the book Dao of Fu Zhuan. It tells the story of the main character learning the Dao of Fu Zhuan at the Qingcheng Monastery and then exploring the Dao of Fu Zhuan in Jianghu. The plot of this book was compact, the protagonist's image was distinct, and the description of the Dao of Talismans was very detailed. Hurry up and read it. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation.😗