The Great Vehicle Record of the Mortal Heavens

A Mahayana practitioner is a vessel for delivering all living beings from suffering. A world for all under heaven is one where immortals and mortals stand as equals. This is the story of a lone seeker searching for the Dao in this world. That is the original blurb. Worried it might not be enticing enough, I prepared another: The fake succubus: alluring glances and bewitching smiles, ensnaring people's hearts. The true succubus: one person's heart, the hearts of thousands. Better to remove the fuel than to try to stop the boiling water. Though lancing an abscess is painful, it is better than letting poison fester. Today, immortals and mortals are worlds apart, and status is predetermined. Mortals toil their whole lives and still cannot afford food and shelter, while immortals sit back and enjoy their tributes as if it were only natural. This is not the way of Heaven. It is an entrenched abuse. The world belongs not to one person, but to all the people. Though I am unworthy, I am willing to take up a three-foot sword and open a path to life for all: let farmers have their land, let those who need shelter have a home, let the living fear neither immortals nor demons, and let the dead not die unjustly like ants. I will make it so that immortals and mortals are equal in this world, and all follow the same path, regardless of status. Will you walk alongside me?