Mao Shiba: the Little Taoist Priest Who Catches Ghosts

Tao gives birth to one, gives birth to two, two gives birth to three, and three gives birth to all things. All things bear yin and embrace yang, and the energy is in harmony. What is evil about people is being lonely, widowed, and destitute, but the princes think they are famous. Therefore, things may be damaged and benefited, or they may be benefited and lost. What others teach, I also teach others. Tao is unique. Tao itself contains the two qi of yin and yang. The two qi of yin and yang intersect to form a harmonious state in which all things are produced. All things turn their backs to the yin and face the yang, and the two qi of yin and yang stir up each other to form a new harmonious body. What people hate most are "lonely", "widowed" and "ungrasped", but the princes use these words to call themselves. Therefore, if anything is diminished, it will be increased; if it is increased, it will be diminished. Others taught me this way, and I will teach others this way. Violent people have no place to die. I regard this sentence as the purpose of teaching. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.