Conferring Gods: Entering the Tao Through Literature, Who Said There Are No Saints in the Human Race?

A blade of grass can cut down the stars, a grain of sand can fill the ocean, and an ordinary person can rise out of adversity and create possibility out of the impossible. "The calamity has arrived, and chaos has arisen again. In this world where saints are stable and hierarchies are strict, do humans who are naturally weak deserve to be slaughtered?" "The Great Shang has been destroyed, the Human Emperor has ceased to exist, and the so-called apotheosis of gods is nothing more than a cage that imprisons the body and soul." "I want this day, and it can no longer cover my eyes! I want this land, and it can no longer block my way!" "I am here, and the human race is here. The day of sanctification is when the human race stands at the top of the world. I will be the first saint of the human race, but I will not be the last saint." "I am the emperor, and I control the ups and downs of all realms." …………