Hong Qing, a modern disciple of the Shangqing sect from the Daoxuan generation, was an ordinary office worker.
After turning down his company leader's invitation to a dinner banquet, he stormed up the mountain in a fit of pique.
P.S. The leader in question is divorced and single, with two kids. In his early forties.
Under his master's guidance, Hong Qing became the temple's abbot in just three days. That's right, this was how the story of Duxian Temple, home to two people... well, one person, began.
In the old outhouse, there was a crack, and the floorboard broke. From then on, another Daoist joined the Earthly Immortal Realm.
Buddhism is flourishing, and its rise seems unstoppable. See how Hong Qing spreads the Dharma and preaches the Dao.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I especially want to listen to the adapted version of Journey to the West, The Kingdom of Chess