There Is Also a Way

Tao is a term used by the Chinese nation to understand nature and for itself. It means the orbit of all things and the place where things change. Because all things are not things, they all agree and follow something uniformly, without exception. It is the root of change, neither birth nor death, formless and imageless, without beginning or end, all-encompassing, its bigness has no outside, its smallness has no inside, it changes over time, and remains unchanged forever. It had no name at first, so the ancients called it: Tao A high school student accidentally enters a world like another dimension, a field, You have your "Tao" I have my "way". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.