Zen Promise

In the wild northwest Gobi, at the foot of Qi Mountain, the Zen Village, nourished by the water of the snow-capped mountains, is peacefully outside the world. In the first year of Daoguang, an abandoned orphan, a person who should not have appeared in the world, broke this tranquility. A stone shaped like Tai Chi allowed him to summon into his body the Tao roots and Buddha roots that he originally wanted to practice in the world. Those Buddha roots and Dao roots that transcend the six paths, as long as they cultivate a golden body and become a Buddha in this life, or become an immortal in the next life, they will no longer suffer the pain of reincarnation. However, unexpectedly, they were summoned by a stone and had to attach themselves to the abandoned child. At this point, one Buddha and one mortal began their journey to enlightenment, liberation, and self-finding, and also revealed a secret that had been sealed for thousands of years in the Zen Village. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.