When the Flowers Bloom and See Me, I Will Become a Fairy

Name: When the Flowers Bloom and See Me, I Will Become a Fairy
Author: Got Drunk Last Night

by Got Drunk Last Night

ongoing Xianxia Daoist Cultivation Male Lead

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This book is also known as "Human Immortal", "Picture of Protruding Face in Doukai", "The No. 1 Lover in Jiangnan Road" and "A Hodgepodge of Immortal Editions of Shooting Condor, Water Margin, and Legend of Yue" "Taiping Guangji" records a quotation from the founder of human immortality. Peng Zu said: "Those who have attained the Tao are not immortals. Immortals may enter the clouds and fly without wings; they may ride dragons on clouds and ascend to the heavenly steps; they may transform into birds and beasts and swim in the blue clouds; they may sneak through the rivers and seas and soar over famous mountains; or they may eat yuan. The Qi may be like grass, or it may come in and out of the human world, or it may be invisible to others. It may have strange bones on its face, strange hair on its body, it may be remote, and it may not interact with the world. However, even though it has an immortal life, it is like a bird that turns into a clam or a pheasant that turns into a mirage. It loses its true nature and keeps its strange energy. There are three immortals in the world, namely heaven, ghosts and humans. A golden elixir is swallowed into my belly, and my fate is determined by God. They all say that immortals are good, but this is not true. Cultivation of immortals ≠ cultivation of truth. What is detachment? Taoism talks about "breaking the ends inside and breaking the void outside". The outer broken void is the limit of human immortals' power to break through here. What do you mean by internally broken telomeres? Immortals, get rid of the shackles written in the genes of the ancient heaven. This is a story of flesh and blood, truth and spirit. See how Shen "Tiao Tie" cultivates immortality in the six doors and transcends before the end of the Dharma.