Yuan Tian Lu

This world. Very big. This world. There are many stories and many people. The Confucian scholar in blue shirt has read all the books of the world's sages and is at ease in the world. The so-called way of heaven can be destroyed with one sword. Dressed in white, with hair like snow, she often lies in the nine-sky galaxy, where the stars are bright and starry. She is determined to find her own star. Taoist priests carry the sun and moon on their shoulders, have practiced Taoism for thousands of years, and traveled through reincarnations, only seeking to wear red clothes. A little cinnabar mole between the eyebrows, it doesn't matter if it attracts all the world. A barefoot martial artist who proves the Tao through strength, rises to the top, and conquers the world, hoping to be defeated. … A person and a thing, strung together, form a story. It doesn't matter whether the story is good or bad, nor the length of the story. As long as the story is true and not mixed with anything else, it is a good story. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.