As the "Altar of Ten Thousand Dharmas" (Ancestral Court) of the Zhengyi School, Longhu Mountain confers the Mengwei Scriptures and Registers upon Taoist priests to establish their religious identity. Subsequently, adepts utilize the Scripture of Salvation (度人經) and numerous liturgical texts to perform acts of benefiting the world, while following texts such as the Yellow Court Scripture (黃庭經), the Scripture of the Hidden Talisman (Yin Fu Jing), and the Kinship of the Three (周易參同契) to guide their internal alchemy cultivation.

Merging philosophical belief with practical cultivation, they pursue both "Long Life and Lasting Vision" for themselves while emphasizing the duty to aid the world and deliver sentient beings. This embodies the doctrinal spirit of Taoism: "The Way of the Immortals cherishes life; may we guide limitless souls."

Its unique system of talismans and Zhaijiao (齋醮) rituals, along with its doctrinal norms, have consistently occupied a mainstream position throughout the history of Taoism.