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There were many ways to understand "One Qi into Three Pure Ones". From the perspective of Taoism, it was a concept of the division of Tao Qi. The Three Pure Ones (Yuqing Yuanshi Tianzun, Shangqing Lingbao Tianzun, Taiqing Daode Tianzun) were regarded as being transformed by Tao Qi. This was not a simple concept of separation, but in the theological system and philosophy of Taoism, it represented the different forms or realms of "Tao". In the myths and legends, Pangu's primordial spirit transformed into Taishang Laojun, Yuanshi Tianzun, and Tongtian (Pangu's Three Pure Ones). This was not a relationship of avatars in the traditional sense, but more of an origin and evolution relationship under the mythological system. In the fantasy novel "The Great Dominator","One Qi Turning Three Pure Ones" was one of the 36 Peerless Super Powers. The Heavenly Emperor had passed it on to Mu Chen through True Spirit Empowerment. It could be understood as a special ability inheritance, which was different from the concept of avatars. In the game "Fantasy Westward Journey","One Qi Turning into Three Pure Ones" was a skill of Wuzhuang Taoist Temple, which had nothing to do with the concept of clones. Therefore, the Qi into Trinity was not a concept of clones.

"One Qi into Three Pure Ones" had different meanings in different cultural context: - In Daoist culture, many Daoist scriptures mentioned it. According to historical and cultural information, Taoism competed with Buddhism after it was founded, and the Lailai School and Lingbao School formed the Three Pure Ones of Taoism. Tao Hongjing, a Taoist theorist of the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty, compiled the relevant works of the Three Pure Ones in the Painting of True Spirit Tablet Industry. In the early days, Dao Ancestor Laozi was described as the manifestation of the Great Dao. There was a saying that " when scattered, it becomes qi, and when gathered, it becomes Taishang. Although there are three, they are actually one." From the perspective of mythology, the Three Pure Ones were the three gods who lived in the Three Pure Realms of Yuqing, Shangqing, and Taiqing. They were the Supreme Kaihua Heavenly Lord of the Jade Pure Realm, the Lord of the Jade Pure Realm, and Lord of the Jade Pure Realm, Lord of the Jade Pure Realm. Their origins were related to the transformation of all things after Pangu created the world. The "Tao" formed the Taishang, and the Taishang turned into one qi, which then divided into "Yuan Jing, Yuan Qi, Yuan Shen", and then produced the Three Pure Ones such as the Heavenly Lord of the Jade Pure Realm. - In the fantasy novels, such as " The Great Ruler " written by Tian Can Tudou," One Qi Turning Three Pure Ones " was one of the 36 Rare Super Powers. The Heavenly Emperor had passed it on to Mu Chen through True Spirit Empowerment, making him the first person to reach the Ruler Realm. - In the gaming world," One Qi Turning into Three Pure Ones " in " Fantasy Westward Journey " was a skill of Wuzhuang Taoist Temple. The usage condition was that the immortal cultivation skill had to reach level 35. - In the story of the Gods Investiture, this was one of Laozi's top-notch divine powers. With the strength of a Sage, Laozi evolved into three incarnations. They were the Supreme Lord of Shangqing, the Lord of Lingbao of Yuqing, and the Lord of Yuanshi of Taiqing. These three incarnations had 99% of the strength of the real body.

"One Qi into Three Pure Ones" had different meanings in different cultures and works: - In Daoist culture, there were many ways to understand it. According to some scriptures, the vitality of the three caves all originated from the Qi of Dao."Dao" could be divided into three types to induce secular cultivation. It could be understood as three people, three Taoist techniques, three realms, or three sects, and "three" and "one" complemented each other. From a mythological point of view, the Three Pure Ones were the three gods who lived in the Three Pure Realms of Yuqing, Shangqing, and Taiqing. They were the Supreme Kaihua Heavenly Lord of the Yuqing Sacred Realm, the Lord of the Yuchen Daoist of the Shangqing Sacred Realm, the Lord of the Lingbao Heavenly Lord, and the Lord of the Dao De Heavenly Lord of the Taiqing Sacred Realm. It was said that the origin of these three gods was related to the Taiji after Pangu created the world. Then, the Tao formed Taishang, and Taishang transformed into Qi, which was divided into three kinds of "Yuan Jing, Yuan Qi, and Yuan Shen"(namely "Qi, Qi, and Spirit"). The Yuan Jing awakened and condensed into the Heavenly Lord Yuanshi. Heavenly Lord Yuanshi was regarded as Pangu, the first Great Heavenly Lord among the highest gods of Taoism,"Three Pure Ones". There was also a saying that the Three Pure Ones were related to the Three Pure Ones of Taoism, which were formed by the Maoshan Sect and the Lingbao Sect in order to cope with the competition of Buddhism. It was also related to the division of immortal levels in Tao Hongjing's book, The Map of True Spirit Position and Karma. - In Tian Can Tudou's fantasy novel,"The Great Ruler,""One Qi Turning into Three Pure Ones" was one of the 36 Peerless Super Powers. The Heavenly Emperor had passed it on to Mu Chen through True Spirit Empowerment, making him the first person to reach the Ruler Realm. - In Fantasy Westward Journey, Qi into Trinity was a skill of Wuzhuang Taoist Temple. The condition to use it was to reach level 35. - In the story of the Gods Investiture, this was one of Laozi's top divine powers. Laozi evolved three incarnations with the strength of a saint. They were the Supreme Lord of Shangqing, the Lord of Lingbao of Yuqing, and the Lord of Yuanshi of Taiqing. These three incarnations had 99% of the strength of the real body.

In Taoism, the symbol of the Trinity was the Heavenly Lord Yuanshi of Yuqing, the Heavenly Lord Lingbao of Shangqing, the Heavenly Lord Daode of Taiqing, and the Heavenly Lord Daode of Taiqing. These three gods were called the Three Pure Ones. They were the highest gods of Taoism and the symbol of the Trinity theory of Taoist philosophy.

Bandit was a romance novel written by Priest. There were 1-4 volumes in total. This novel told the story of Zhou Fei, who was born in the forty-eight villages, growing up in the Jianghu. The plot of the novel was full of ups and downs, exciting, and martial arts elements. The book was published by Hunan Literature and Art Press in 2017. The contents of each volume were " Bandit 1: Youth Tour,"" Bandit 2: Lihen Building,"" Bandit 3: Passionate Tired," and " Bandit 4: Pulling Mountains and Rivers." This novel had won the bronze medal in the second Biennale Online Literature Award.