It's like a novel about the last Taoist priest

"The Last Taoist in the Wuxia World" is a fantasy novel written by the author, Desperate Shoelaces. The general plot of this novel is: The young man grew up to be a plunderer…This book is also known as "The Last Cultivator of the World of Martial Arts". The protagonist has a golden finger and can travel through thousands of worlds. It is recommended to start reading from the second volume. Currently, the four original worlds were [Source World],[I'm just an ordinary person named Long Aotian],[Return of the King], and [I'm the Great Detective]. [Douluo Continent World] and [Battle Through the Firmament World] had another version of the introduction,[1.8 million years ago, the war against the gods resulted in the death of a large number of gods.] 1.6 million years ago, humans created their own cultivation method by using the cultivation method of the gods. A million years ago, the cultivation world reached its peak, and humans gradually stepped into the other world! 700,000 years ago, the cultivation world suddenly withered, and the passageway to the other world disappeared. 300,000 years ago, the cultivation method gradually disappeared and was replaced by the cultivation method of martial arts. 100,000 years ago, the cultivators had completely withered away, and there were no more Dao techniques or martial arts in the world! Now, the young Taoist priest of the Peaceful Heaven Temple had left the mountain… ---------------------------- "Path-Seeking Notes" was a Xianxia modern cultivation novel written by the author, Dao Puzi. The general plot of this novel was: The Tao cannot be seen, but it can be seen by the way of life. Life cannot be fixed, so we should use Tao to maintain it. If life and death, then the Tao is abandoned, the Tao is abandoned, life and death. If the Dao of Life is united, then you will live forever. ---------------------------- "The First Female Swordsman" was a Xianxia novel written by the author, Half Candle Lamp. The general plot of this novel was: Tao cultivation: Tao follows one's heart; Buddha cultivation: Mercy to save all living beings; Knife cultivation: The knife is the same as the person. Tan Mo, the little wimp who had crawled out of hell, slapped the iron law in the face. To understand the most righteous way, bearing the most evil name; Attending the most merciful Buddha and doing the most demonic things; Holding the sharpest knife, what he did…was inhuman! Tan Mo,[If I say that I was forced, would you believe me…] The most unreliable true cultivator in history was holding a saber and reciting Buddhist scriptures in Taoism? Long traditional cultivation story, mainly about fighting, romance…please ignore it. ---------------------------- "The Great Way Practitioner" was a fantasy immortal cultivation novel written by the author, Gui Wogu Mountain. The general plot of this novel was: The Primordial Chaos has not yet judged the Tao as the first. After all, he had become a Xiantian. Only today did I know if I was dead or alive. He only sought the Great Dao, not immortality. r Without a superior spiritual root, a primordial spiritual treasure, or a super secret manual, we can only walk on the path of the Great Dao with a Dao heart. r This book described the journey of a cultivator who had comprehended the Great Dao in the mortal immortal cultivation world. He did not take the path of absorbing spiritual energy to level up step by step. Instead, he focused on his temperament and cultivation, and his comprehension of the Dao was the first. The path of dual cultivation of life and death reflected the true elegance of a cultivator. ---------------------------- "The Last Female Cultivator" was a Xianxia novel written by the author's nickname. The general plot of this novel was: Reincarnate for a lifetime, fight again in the sky. Reincarnating for thousands of lives just to find an answer. The reincarnation of the Great Empress, the suffering of the people, the reincarnation of the Cyan Emperor, and the arrival of the Dao… What was Dao? What was reincarnation? Who was in charge of everything? What exactly is the answer you want? You killed me to stop him from coming, and you protected me so that I could receive his arrival. The Dao you seek is a huge joke. If the sky is broken, I would rather kill my way up to the sky. If the world is broken, I would rather destroy the world! There are only two kinds of people in this world. One is those who want me dead, and the other is those who want me to live a life worse than death! What about you? ---------------------------- 'The Most Deceiving Little Daoist in History' was a suspense novel written by Dugu Xueying. The general plot of this novel was: What was that? Master, are you kidding me? It's fine if you want me to go down the mountain to train, but why do you want me to find a wife? I thought we couldn't get married? Alright, alright! In order to find a wife, I became the most deceitful little Taoist priest… ---------------------------- I Have a Taoist Sutra was a fantasy immortal cultivation novel written by the author who only ate the skin of the steamed buns. The general plot of this novel was: There were thousands of worlds in the world. Demons, ghosts, gods, immortals, and Buddhas. The protagonist, Han Shuo, woke up and brought an unknown Daoist scripture with him to another world. The cultivation techniques here were incomplete, and the mantras were incomplete. Han Shuo relied on the Taoist scriptures to enter the Tao with martial arts. He mixed in the Jianghu and traveled in the court. He originally wanted to cultivate quietly in order to achieve immortality. What could he do? He himself was a conspiracy… ---------------------------- "The World's First Taoist" was a novel about urban life written by the author, Zhuyang Huanghun. The general plot of the novel was: Ding!"Congratulations to the host for obtaining the Dao Sect Revival System and becoming the only Immortal in this world…" After the system revived the Taoist Faction, the Taoist left the mountain as the only immortal in the world. His new book, The Most Awesome Taoist Priest in History. ---------------------------- "The Monk in Gangzong" was a novel written by the author, Canlou Meng. The general plot of the novel was: In the past, he was a loser, but now he is a Taoist priest. He was accidentally reborn in the body of a young Taoist priest in a small Taoist temple. He found that it was a Hong Kong comprehensive world with supernatural zombies and ghosts, as well as criminal investigation dramas. Flying in the sky and flying underground was not easy, how could he guarantee his survival? Fortunately, he had brought the cultivation system in his previous life. He was decisive in killing, and there were mountains of corpses. He would not show mercy when it was time to attack. Using the name of cultivation to interfere in countless plots, the cultivation life of catching ghosts and eliminating demons. If he knew, then he knew. If he didn't know, then he didn't know. He wouldn't drag things out. Spoiler disrupted countless plots! This is my first time writing a novel, and I'm not doing very well. Please forgive me. ---------------------------- "Enter My Demon Path" was a fantasy immortal cultivation novel written by the author, Xiling Bushuishou. The general plot of this novel was: There were many storms in the human world, and the road had experienced many hardships. Who could truly be free and unfettered in this world, and whether cultivation could really lead to immortality? Until today, no one had seen a true immortal, only countless legends were left behind. We are all ordinary people, constantly working hard to survive. In the end, we have long forgotten what our original heart is. This is the legend of each of us...

I recommend " The Taoist Priest Who Played the Heavens." This is a novel about the heavens. It tells the story of a Taoist priest playing in the myriad worlds and preaching to the heavens. In the book, there were stories about Uncle Nine, the River God, Master Wuxin, Master Ji Gong, the Eight Immortals, Journey to the West, God Sealing, Liao Zhai, and the Demon Leaving Chang 'an. In addition," The Last Taoist " was also a novel about Taoist priests. It told the bizarre story of Cha Wenbin, the owner of the ancestral seal of Maoshan Sect, who saved people. This novel was written by Xia Yi, a mysterious suspense writer.

I recommend the book 'Celestial Sect of Wonders' to you. It's also an Eastern fantasy novel. The main character is also a Taoist priest and has a high tsundere index. The difference between him and the other Taoist priests is that he has a group of followers who form the 'Celestial Sect of Dao'. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Yes, let me recommend a novel called "The Big Boss Is on Fire in Zhiguan Heart Again". The male protagonist is an abstinent Taoist priest who is in love with a little dragon named Qing Huan. In addition, there was also "I Was Attacked by a Villain After Cultivation", where the male lead was a villain, a Taoist priest banished to immortality. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

Here are a few recommended female Taoist novels: 1. [Everything Should Be Tabooed]: This novel was written by Mu Muzi and told the story of the female protagonist being a Taoist priest. 2. " I Have a Taoist Temple ": This novel was written by you when you were young. The female protagonist is a Taoist priest. The story shows her coldness and strength. These novels were all masterpieces about female Taoists and were worth reading.

Maoshan Taoist priests were a special type of person in Chinese Taoism. They usually practiced in Maoshan and were famous for their Taoist skills. Maoshan was one of the famous Taoist holy lands in ancient China. It was located in Zhuji City, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province. Therefore, the novels of Maoshan Taoist priests often appeared in novels with various topics, such as "Dream of the Red Chamber" and "Journey to the West". In novels, Maoshan Taoist priests were usually portrayed as people with profound Taoist skills, wisdom, and compassion. They usually focused on cultivation, but they would also encounter all kinds of setbacks and difficulties in life. In the story, they would often interact with other characters to solve various problems together. Some of the famous Maoshan Taoist novels included Maoshan Taoist Arts, Maoshan Taoist, Taoist Arts, and so on. These novels not only showed the magical Taoist skills and wisdom of Maoshan Taoist priests, but also described their cultivation process and relationships with other characters.

The following are a few recommended ancient novels about the male protagonist as a Taoist priest: "Fragrance of Bone Removal" by Fresh Guoguo. This novel was based on the conservative and old-fashioned Taoist male protagonist and the pure and persistent zombie female protagonist. The plot was exciting, the writing was excellent, and the ending was satisfactory. 2. The author of Immortal Meat is once Junhua. This novel was a half-sadistic and half-funny Xianxia romance novel. The male protagonist was a Taoist priest, and the female protagonist was a beautiful thousand-year-old clam spirit. The story was full of humor and touching plots. The above is an ancient novel with a male protagonist like a Taoist priest recommended according to the search results provided.

Taoist priests were a profession in ancient China, often described as a mysterious figure with extraordinary cultivation and mysterious spells. In many novels and movies, Taoist priests were portrayed as masters who could control fate and life and death. They were often closely related to gods, monsters, ghosts, and so on. They usually used all kinds of Daoist spells and spells to treat diseases, subdue demons, and divine their fortunes. Taoist priests usually practiced in a very special way. They needed to practice for a long time to master all kinds of mysterious Taoist techniques and spells, and they needed to go through strict tests and assessments to obtain certification. Some Daoists might join a Taoist organization to become an official Daoist, while others might choose to practice independently or cooperate with other religious sects. Taoist priests played an important role in many novels. Their stories and experiences often aroused the readers 'interest and thoughts. Their existence usually represented a kind of belief and philosophy, a mysterious and attractive existence.

Taoist masters or Taoist priests were characters that often appeared in novels, games, anime, and other works. They were usually portrayed as characters with mysterious powers and Taoist skills. In traditional wuxia novels, heavenly masters were usually masters who practiced martial arts. Through practicing Taoist techniques, they could master mysterious powers, cure illnesses, save lives, subdue demons, and so on. In fantasy novels and game worlds, Taoist masters might be some Taoist priests with mysterious inheritances or a mage who mastered powerful spells. They usually had powerful combat abilities and had mysterious missions and secrets. In some online novels, Taoist masters or Taoists could also be cultivators who cultivated spiritual power and Taoist skills. They often ventured into the unknown in the mysterious world and fought with all kinds of demons and ghosts. The characters of Taoist masters or Taoist priests were very colorful. Their figures had different characteristics and performances in different works.

The difference between a Taoist priest and a Taoist priest was the way they addressed each other and their focus. Taoist priest was a respectful title for Taoist priests. It was originally a respectful title for Taoists and alchemists. The term 'Taoist priest' referred to the Taoist priests who practiced Taoism. Taoist priests were the clergy of Chinese Taoism. Male Taoist priests were called "Qian Dao" and female Taoist priests were called "Kun Dao". Daoist priests could address each other as fellow daoists or fellow daoists. In addition, some highly respected, knowledgeable, and accomplished Taoist priests could also be respectfully addressed as Zhenren, Mister, and Gao Dao. Therefore, the main difference between Taoist priests and Taoist priests was the way they addressed each other.