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Doomsday Reincarnator-Dao Yang, why didn't he update? Would he update again?
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2024-08-17 00:12
The author of the Reborn from the End of the World: Dao Yang had not updated his novel yet. The specific reason was not clear. However, generally speaking, the frequency at which the author updated the novel depended on their personal situation and their willingness to write. Some authors might focus on one novel and neglect the updates of other works; some authors might not be able to update in time due to work, family, and other reasons; and some authors might decide to stop updating for some reason.
If the author of the Taoist Goat decides to continue updating, we can expect him/her to bring us new storylines in the future.
Why was it that the ancient Qi Practitioners could only touch the Heavenly Dao with the Golden Core Dao, but now they were divided into the Nascent Soul and other realms?
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2024-09-19 13:06
The ancient Qi Practitioners reached the Heaven Touching Realm through the Golden Core Dao because the Golden Core Dao was a way to cultivate the inner core, and the cultivation of the inner core needed to reach a certain level in order to cultivate a high-quality inner core and achieve ascension.
However, in modern society, there were many ways to cultivate inner core. In addition to Jindan, there were also different cultivation methods for Yuanying, Deity Transformation, Body Integration, and so on.
Therefore, in modern novels, different cultivation realms were often distinguished and described to allow readers to better understand the process and difficulty of cultivation. The appearance of these realms was also to enhance the story plot and character image of the novel so that the readers could be more involved.
Core Formation Stage and Golden Core Stage
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2024-10-22 00:18
The Core Formation Stage and the Golden Core Stage were two common cultivation stages in cultivation novels. The Aurous Core stage referred to the stage after the Foundation Establishment stage. After continuously tempering one's own spiritual power, one would finally condense the purest spiritual power essence in one's body, which was the Aurous Core. Cultivators in the Aurous Core Stage could completely cut off all food and drink from the mortal world, and their lifespans would also skyrocket, reaching about 500 years old. At this stage, cultivators could already use Nascent Fire to refine pills and weapons, and they could also use magic treasures to fly.
The Core Formation Stage referred to the stage where a cultivator would seek the opportunity to merge their Golden Core and Primordial Spirit into one after reaching the Aurous Core Stage. They would then condense their Nascent Soul and enter the Nascent Soul Stage. Core Formation Realm cultivators were considered to have advanced into the human world and could refine their own natal magic treasures. The intrinsic magic treasure will grow with the host and become stronger. A Core Formation cultivator's lifespan was about four to five hundred years. They could use the core fire to refine magic treasures and store them in their dantian to be refined and polished by the core fire. A Core Formation Stage cultivator seeks the opportunity to merge the Golden Core and the Primordial Spirit into one and condense the Nascent Soul to enter the Nascent Soul Stage.
Therefore, the Core Formation Stage and the Aurous Core Stage were two different cultivation stages in immortal cultivation novels. The Aurous Core Stage was mainly to condense the purest spiritual essence in the body, while the Core Formation Stage was to combine the Aurous Core and the Primordial Spirit into one and condense the Nascent Soul.
While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!
The difference between Core Formation and Golden Core
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2024-10-20 12:44
In the online literature of immortal cultivation, Jindan referred to the pill formed after cultivation. It was an important stage in the cultivation process of immortal cultivators. Core Formation referred to the process of a cultivator condensing the spiritual energy in their body into a pill.
In specific works, the difference between Jindan and Core Formation might be different. In some works, the golden core was the final product of the core formation, while in some works, the golden core was a process of the core formation.
While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!
If I ask you about the core of the article, is it the core sentence or the core idea of the article?
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2024-09-17 18:19
Online novels usually pay attention to the central idea of the article because the central idea is the soul of the entire article. It can summarize the main content of the article and let the readers better understand the main purpose of the article.
The central idea is usually composed of several keywords or phrases. These keywords or phrases are usually the core content of the article and can summarize the main idea of the article. When answering questions, you should answer the questions according to the main idea of the article instead of just answering the main sentence of the article.
Human Dao, Immortal Dao, Sacrificial Dao
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2024-12-28 20:43
Human path, immortal path, and sacrificial path were the three concepts in Taoism. Humanity referred to the moral principles and values that humans should follow in social life, focusing on the relationship and interaction between people. The Way of Celestial Immortality was the path that Daoism pursued to become an immortal. It was a higher realm that cultivators pursued. As for the sacrificial path, according to the information provided, it was impossible to know the specific definition and relationship.
Immortal Dao, God Dao, and Human Dao
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2024-12-28 11:55
Immortal Dao, Divine Dao, and Human Dao were three important concepts in Taoism. Immortal Dao was described as the highest achievement, and cultivators could obtain longevity and freedom. The Divine Path could obtain a relatively longer lifespan and freedom, but they had to complete various tasks required by the Divine Church. On the other hand, human path was a state of reincarnation in the human world. To be specific, the Way of Celestial Immortality was the highest realm in Taoism. Cultivators could achieve immortality and freedom. The Divine Path was relatively low, and cultivators could obtain a relatively long lifespan and freedom, but they had to complete various tasks required by the Divine Title. Human path was a state of reincarnation in the human world. There was no clear achievement or realm. These concepts were mentioned in Taoism and the novel, Investiture of the Gods. However, the search results did not provide a clear answer to the differences between the immortal path, the divine path, and the human path, as well as their significance in Taoism. Therefore, I don't know the exact answer to this question.
Human Dao, Immortal Dao, Ghost Dao
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2024-12-27 07:49
Human path, immortal path, and ghost path were three different paths in Taoism. These words came from Taoist scriptures such as the Supreme Dongxuan Lingbao Limitless Top Grade Scripture of Salvation or the Immortal Dao Scripture of the Immortal Mortal Heavenly Record. These scriptures described the different characteristics and realms of human path, immortal path, and ghost path. Human path was described as illusory, immortal path was described as boundless, and ghost path was described as a path that brought temporary happiness. Human Dao emphasized safe survival and life, Immortal Dao emphasized cultivation and doing things for others, and Ghost Dao focused on the end. Immortal cultivators were often affected by good luck, while entering the ghost path was often dangerous. A person of high moral character seeks tranquility, inaction, and inner beauty. Bei Du Quan Miao Manor was described as a place with thousands of ghosts. In general, these scriptures discussed the different realms and values of human path, immortal path, and ghost path.
Human Dao, Immortal Dao, Divine Dao
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2024-12-26 14:04
Human path, immortal path, and sacred path were three different paths in Taoism. According to the Taoist classics, such as the Taishang Dongxuan Numinous Treasure Limitless Limitless Man-saving Top-grade Mystic Scripture and the Immortal Dao Scripture of the Immortal Mortal Heavenly Record, the human path was described as illusory, the immortal path was described as the cultivation path of immortals, and the sacred path referred to the path of the Sacred Emperor and the Sacred King. Human path, immortal path, and sacred path had different characteristics and realms in Taoism. To be specific, humanity referred to the path of humans, including human behavior, morality, and pursuits. The Way of Celestial Immortality referred to the path of immortal cultivation, pursuing immortality and spiritual sublimation. The Way of Saint referred to the path of sages, pursuing courage, wisdom, benevolence, and justice. These three paths all had their importance and significance in Taoism.
Core Formation
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2024-10-23 20:01
In the novel "Mortal Cultivation Legend", Han Li wrote chapter 398, Core Formation.
While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!
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