Were these novels all Taoist?

There were six types of Taoist clothing, namely, the robe, the robe, the Buddhist robe, the flower robe, and the monk robe. The robe was the most common type of Daoist robe. It was worn by Taoists every day and was usually blue in color. The Taro was a blue Taoist robe, which was the formal dress worn by Taoist priests when they participated in religious activities. It was a yellow Daoist robe that only Taoist priests could wear. Dharmic robes, flowery robes, and embroidered robes were the general terms for the various types of clothing worn by high-level masters in the Daoist rituals. The clothes of Taoist priests were usually mainly green and blue, which implied the Taoist theory of the five elements and the idea of "valuing life". In addition, Taoist priests often wore hats such as Zhuangzi Scarf, Hunyuan Scarf, Jiuliang Scarf, etc., and often wore gourds and other accessories. In short, the Taoist priest's clothing was diverse and full of meaning.

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Here are a few recommended novels with Taoist priests as the main characters: 1. " Taoist priest, stop pretending. You are a god." The story was about a Taoist priest who had obtained the Dao sub-system and displayed various unique skills. 2. The main character was a demonic Taoist priest who had powerful medical skills and Taoist skills and was able to roam the city. 3. The main character of the story was a Taoist priest who displayed various divine powers and Taoist techniques. 4. The main character was the Taoist priest, Wang Shisan, who killed the demon. 5. The story was about a person who transmigrated to become a Taoist priest, who supported his family and became rich. Please note that the novels recommended above are based on the search results provided. There may be other Taoist novels that are suitable for you.

Martial arts? Taoist I Only Know Spells ": Taoist spell rewards, including using the wind to spread fog, praying for rain, drawing a river from the ground, Five Thunder Dharma, flying sword technique, exorcism, blessing, and so on. The Taoist Priest in the Sorcerers World: Divine Spell, Earth Escape Spell, Undercover Spell, Scroll of Fleetness, Berserk Spell, etc. [Two Dimensional Doppelganger]: One Qi into Three Pure Ones, Chop White Running Ghost, Unravel Slaying Knife, etc. [Taoist Priest, Stop Pretending, You're an Immortal]: Sword Control Technique, Golden Light Spell, Thunder Technique, etc. Laoshan Taoist Priest: Backstab Master at the Beginning: Flying Sword Demon-slaying, Talisman Exorcism, Divine Power Demon-slaying, Secret Curse Demon-suppressing, Fairy Book God-commanding, etc. "A Poor Taoist Knows A Little About Fists and Kicks": Thunderstruck Wood, Demon Slaughtering Knife, etc. "The All-rounded Taoist Priest of Online Games": Drawing talismans and chanting spells, casting all kinds of spells, setting traps, flying invisibly, summoning the mythical beast of the East, and so on. "I'm Just an Ordinary Taoist": Maoshan Law, Tianshi Technique, Eight Great Divine Mantras of Taoism, Seventy-two Techniques of Disha, etc. [Calculating the Immortal Destiny]: elemental energy, the power of wind, fire, lightning, and thunder, the spell to burn mountains and boil seas, and so on. [Law Path to God]: Master the power of wind, fire, lightning, and thunder, and perform spells to burn mountains and boil seas, etc. "Holding a Taoist Robe as a Taoist": fortune-telling, unpredictable magic, and so on; "Taoist Priest of Wudu": Drawing talismans and chanting spells, dealing with chaos and evil, etc. "Starting from Laoshan Taoist", which included the art of passing through walls, cultivation, learning, refining spiritual pills, seeking immortality, etc. "The Taoist Priest Who Was Kicked Off the Mountain", which included unsealing the corpse herder's seal and so on. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

😋I recommend the following novels about Taoist priests to you: Taoist Bones, High Songs on the Road, Taoist priests in the Republic of China, Taoist priests 'infinite journey, Pseudo-Taoism, Taoist priest, don't pretend, you are an immortal, Taoist priest of Qingcheng, Counting the Immortal Fate, The First Taoist Priest of the Tang Dynasty, The Legend of Muye Taoist Priest, The Years When I Cooped Up in Sanqing Temple to Practice Dharma, and The Taoist Priest Who Was Kicked Off the Mountain. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

The Taoist Daluo was a fictional concept that could not directly compete with any fantasy novel protagonist. The protagonist of a fantasy novel usually had extraordinary strength and ability to deal with all kinds of challenges and difficulties. Therefore, any character that challenged the Taoist Zenith Heaven was fictional and could not be realized in real life.

Not everyone who wrote Taoist novels believed in Taoism. Writing is an art. It can come from any field or belief. Many people who write Taoist novels may simply use novels to explore different cultures and beliefs and create an interesting story world. They may not be true believers, but they may use religious elements to enhance the appeal and plot development of the novel. Therefore, not everyone who wrote Taoist novels believed in Taoism.

The painting of the 72 Gods was a work of art from the Taoist belief. It was usually used to decorate Buddhist halls, temples, and other places. These paintings were made of silk, cloth, and other materials. The patterns depicted the seventy-two gods of Taoism. These paintings could be bought on e-commerce platforms such as Taobao, and the price was between 29 yuan and 50 yuan. The specific size and style may vary from store to store.

The painting of the 72 Gods was a work of art from the Taoist belief. It was usually used to decorate Buddhist halls, temples, and other places. These paintings were made of silk, cloth, and other materials. The patterns depicted the seventy-two gods of Taoism. These paintings could be bought on e-commerce platforms such as Taobao, and the price was between 29 yuan and 50 yuan.

The main characters in Journey to the West were not all Taoists. Although Journey to the West is a novel set in Buddhism, it also contains some Taoist elements and characters. One of the most obvious is Sun Wukong. Although he is considered an immortal, he is a Bodhisattva in Buddhism because he helped many people and defeated many demons in the process of learning scriptures from the West. In addition, Sha Wujing was also a Taoist character. In Buddhism, he was a mortal, but he was transformed into an immortal on the way to obtain the scriptures. Although Zhu Bajie was originally a monster, he was also influenced by Taoism on his way to obtain scriptures. For example, in his dream, he was bestowed with divine powers by the Dao Ancestor and became an immortal. Therefore, although most of the main characters in Journey to the West were Buddhist characters, there were also some Taoist elements and characters.