The traditional, most primitive definition of Taoist priests is naturally Taoist monks. Pen ~ fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info the Taoist priest in reality is the bearer of Taoist doctrine and Taoist beliefs, since the unification of the three religions, has a pivotal position in China's spiritual culture, its philosophical thought is one of the foundations of the Oriental way of thinking, and the imaginary Taoist world depicted in this book can not be confused, there is no direct relationship between the two, but reference is inevitable.

Classical immortals are inseparable from 'Tao', Taoist priests, and myths and legends. Tang legends, miscellaneous scripts, and Zhiwei novels are in the same vein and continue to this day. No matter what era, no matter which way you see a certain Xianxia concept, as long as you are willing to delve into it, you will most likely find that similar concepts, settings, and ideas have actually been explored by predecessors several years ago. The imagination of the ancients hundreds of years ago was equally rich.

Chasing the stars and chasing the moon, the meal xia drink dew is in line with many people's imagination of immortals. Transcendent and unstained with dust is our ideal image of Xianxia. The quaint description and elegant writing are the characteristics of classical Xianxia novels, and they are also in line with the author's own aesthetics.

However, the times are advancing, the needs are changing, and while the writing strives to be straightforward and concise, we are also reimagining the huge world of a new Xianxia.

The writing of the ancients has reached its peak, but their understanding of the world is undoubtedly limited by the times, so although the practitioners in their writings seem to be omnipotent, they are sometimes slightly incompetent in many aspects. For example, when there are a large number of practitioners, the way they communicate with each other should not be limited to the flying sword handbook. For example, a practitioner should not be ignorant of the existence of the spectrum, the difference between sound waves, the role of microorganisms, and so on. (If the basic physics of the world are completely different from reality, of course, it doesn't hurt to have these.)

All in all, life is short for a hundred years, and mortals must pass on knowledge from generation to generation. Although the individual does not live long, which often leads to the loss and partial failure of the lineage, after thousands of years of development and the creation of amazing technology, it is only natural that a gifted and long-lived practitioner has ideas and methods that are comparable to, or even far surpass, those of us who are modern people in reality.

We can think of using the Global Positioning System (GPS) as a travel guide, the ability to use satellites to transmit information, the ability to use precision strike weapons...... Taoist priests with advanced Taoism use the heart cloud to locate and transmit information, and identify themselves through the inner Dan magnetic field...... I guess it makes sense.

These are clichés, many people are trying, and the degree and boundaries are the key. Lu Daoshi often said, "Details determine success or failure", and I am not deceiving.