Drunkness Is the Way of the World

It is said that there is a pair of masters and disciples in the Western Buddhist country who never answer scriptures, but spend all their time answering questions about the love between men and women. There is an old Taoist in the Taoist temple in Eastern China who does not cultivate purity and studies hundreds of books. In the south, there is a gentleman with a jade medal on his waist who travels the mountains and rivers with his disciples to seek knowledge. A dynasty is slowly rising in China, and hundreds of schools of thought are vying for that plan. Undercurrents are surging. At this moment, there is a young man in the north who wants to see this vast world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.