Han Lin has a disastrous transmigration, bringing three burdens along with him. First, his engagement is broken off, and then he gets caught up in a conflict.
He meets Xue'er at the Thousand Buddha Temple, where the Qianji Disk reveals a glimpse of Heaven's secrets. On the way back, he takes in the Dharma King, meets the princess of the Meng Kingdom, withstands the pressure and takes in the Ninth Prince, and then takes in the Grand Preceptor.
Romantic entanglements, royal conflicts, the death of Emperor Yuanxi, and Han Lin saving the little princess all throw the situation into chaos. The novel has a large cast and an expansive plot, and the state of the world grows increasingly complicated. Han Lin gets better and better at talking powerful figures into becoming his disciples. Daoist masters, Buddhist masters, princesses, powerful cultivators, and sword sages: he wants them all in his bowl. See how Han Lin follows his heart, stirs up the winds and clouds of the world, and sets the Heavenly Dao in motion.
This book is meant to be read slowly. It's not a formulaic story, and seasoned readers will love it. When you're tired of having nothing to read, come on in. Let me show you a wondrous, splendid, vast, and magnificent world. Let's follow our hearts together.
Isn't the author a new book? It's refreshing, and as a bookworm of more than ten years, it becomes more and more interesting the more I read it!
Write faster and harder. Brother, how many years have you been writing books?