Preacher

Laozi said: "Tao gives birth to one, which gives birth to two, which gives rise to three, and which gives rise to all things." Tao is the core of traditional Chinese philosophical thought. In the Chinese concept, Tao is the underlying law, and the opposite is "qi". In traditional Chinese philosophy, the understanding of life and all things becomes "Qi". Qi is an energy of life, a substance, and a function. Therefore, Qi is the trinity of matter, information, and energy. Qi in the human body is the state of the trinity of essence, qi, and spirit. Some people are born with a different perception of "Qi" than ordinary people, and some people have improved their sensitivity to "Qi" through acquired practice. Among them, those who can control their "Qi" to connect with nature have stepped into the "Tao" and are called "preachers" by contemporary people... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.