How to become a Taoist priest starting from a brothel

The hermit has started publishing books again!

The news spread like wildfire across several cities in just a few days.

Within a month or so, many more people in the city also heard the news.

Some of the well-informed individuals have even managed to buy the books sold in their own cities.

It was only then that people discovered that different cities sold different books.

There is a story called "The Mountain Spirit," which tells of a man persecuted by a powerful family and forced to hide deep in the mountains until the arrival of a new world.

There is an article titled "The Aristocratic Family" that tells the story of the formation of an aristocratic family, the collusion of interests among the family members, and the influence they had on the world.

There is a story called "The Slave," which tells the tale of a person who goes from being a law-abiding citizen to a tenant farmer, and finally sells himself into slavery, completely losing his human existence.

There is a book called "Woman" that tells the story of a girl's life from birth to death.

"Women" is the most unacceptable, both for its bizarre story design and for the accusations against women within it.

The woman lived many lives, but never died a natural death.

She was called a money-loser in every life, yet she spent her entire life earning money for her family through physical labor, her body, and her marriage.

She was a child bride at a young age, a baby girl who was drowned, a nameless maid who was tortured to death by a noble family, and a wife who finally lived a peaceful life only to have her husband sell her off.

This book, titled "Woman," is the second thickest book the Hermit has released this time.

Those men were initially unable to accept such a blatant and bloody display of the lives of women they had persecuted.

But when viewers accompany the protagonist through their struggles against fate, the interplay of despair and unyielding hope prompts reflection…

From the moment she was born into her mother's womb, the world began to target her, and murderous intent was born within her.

Unsatisfied that she was a girl's family, a bowl of abortion pills ended her first life.

I barely managed to survive my life in my mother's womb, avoiding the accident that nearly killed me because of my mother's exhaustion.

Finally, she was born...

But a chamber pot was her first and last impression of the world.

In her third life, she struggled to survive past the age of five.

They climbed onto the stove to help cook, and bent down by the river to help with laundry.

The busy and arduous daily routine was too much for her petite body to bear, so one day she fell headfirst into the river and never woke up again.

In her fourth life, she finally reached the age of seven.

Although life is just as tough, there is still hope.

One day, her parents took her to a courtyard.

That day, she left her own home and became the wife of another family.

In addition to her heavy daily life, she had another thing to do: wait.

She was waiting for her husband to be born...

The fifth, sixth, seventh...

The onlookers accompanied the woman, as she struggled in each life to live a little longer than the previous one, and then a little longer still.

But suffering is always endless, and the woman didn't know where the light lay...

This book, along with other books, has once again become an essential item in the studies of many students and aristocratic officials.

Even when the imperial court ordered the hermit's works to be banned and burned.

However, many people continued to collect the materials and helped the hermit print and distribute them.

"You say... is it really this difficult for women in the world? Why haven't we ever noticed?" Yu Kangbo held the book in his hand, looking helplessly at the scenery in the courtyard.

Xu Zhengchu flipped through the book "The Noble Families," his face growing increasingly grim: "This book is written..."

Yan Yuansi clapped his hands and laughed, saying, "How well written! It has completely exposed the true nature of these aristocratic families."

Xu Zhengchu looked at him seriously, his eyes full of disapproval: "Yuan Si!"

Yan Yuansi looked at him, a hint of mockery on her face: "Is what she said wrong?"

Xu Zhengchu gave him a warning look and said in a low voice, "You also come from a prominent family!"

Yan Yuansi instantly withdrew her expression, looking at Xu Zhengchu with a cold and expressionless face: "I wish I weren't like that."

Seeing his two friends at odds, Yu Kangbo rubbed his head in worry: "Alright, we're all friends, why take it to this? Yuan Si, I know you look down on aristocratic families, but Zheng Chu is right, you are also from an aristocratic family. This time, we should be united against the hermit's attack."

Then he looked at Xu Zhengchu and said, "Zhengchu, no matter how much you say or how much you try to explain, you have to admit that much of what the hermit said is true."

Xu Zhengchu looked at the book in his hand with a cold face, then looked up at Yu Kangbo: "You're not planning to make a move?"

Yu Kangbo shook his head: "Why take action? Zhengchu, didn't you admire the hermit before? Why not wait and see?"

Xu Zhengchu's face turned green as he recalled his previous praise of the hermit, especially when he saw the sentence in the book: "In addition to affecting the emperor's control over the country, aristocratic families are one of the main culprits in the demise of a dynasty. Their hidden households and land annexation are the biggest hidden dangers of a dynasty."

He wished he could turn around and slap himself for praising the person.

On the contrary, Yu Kangbo, who had initially disagreed with the hermit, now somewhat agreed with him: "Zhengchu, you and I have both read the books of the sages, you should know that what the hermit said is correct."

"That's right, but for aristocratic families like ours, this is simply..." Xu Zhengchu gritted his teeth, unable to continue for a moment.

He couldn't continue, but Yan Yuansi could. He smiled and continued, "This is practically uprooting the aristocratic families. To be honest, I really want to see what other methods this hermit has to deal with them."

Yu Kangbo rolled his eyes at these words, but he still sighed, "After reading these books by the recluse, I realized that she has an extreme aversion to our aristocratic families and nobles."

"Does she think she can start a rebellion with some peasants?" Xu Zhengchu scoffed, tossing the book aside.

A deep glint flashed in Yan Yuansi's eyes, but he didn't say anything, instead continuing to drink.

Yu Kangbo sighed and shook his head: "That's true, but these books have already had a considerable impact on the aristocratic families. I wonder what will happen in the future."

This is true, because with the release of several books in succession, apart from "Woman," all of them were articles targeting aristocratic families.

This has led many people to begin to demystify aristocratic families.

In their eyes, aristocratic families were originally high above others, like immortals.

Only now do I realize that the other side is nothing more than a group of people who, although literate and enjoying wealth and luxury, are also a group that will stop at nothing to achieve their goals and do all sorts of evil things for the sake of their reputation.

Even so, for this era, the gap between aristocratic families and ordinary people was still vast, as if they were from different eras.

But the hermit's books planted a seed in their hearts, especially the line in "The Hereditary Houses": "Are kings, nobles, generals, and ministers born with a special destiny?"

While everyone was debating this, the hermit's other book, "The Farmer," made a shocking appearance.

This is the hermit's thickest and most verbose book to date, the contents of which are enough to astound the world.

In an instant, countless people, whether from aristocratic families, powerful figures, officials, or ordinary citizens, disregarded the so-called ban and flocked to the streets, offering large sums of money to obtain the book...