The Human Way: Witnessing Immortals, Buddhas, and All the Saints

[Orthodox Taoism and Buddhism] [Classic Martial Arts] [Classic Cultivation] [Anti-Honghuang] [No System] [Talent-Focused] [History as the Foundation] [Steady Progress] [The Many Faces of Human Nature]

Cultivate to the Great Luo realm, descend to the underworld to vanquish evil, battle with magic that shakes heaven and earth, spar in a contest that stirs Martial Universe, wield magic treasures that endure through the ages, and preserve noble spirit for all eternity!

On a night when heaven and earth seemed to collapse, the land was overrun with mutinous soldiers and refugees. In that year, eight-year-old Yi Jie set out with his mother and three older brothers for Suzhou Prefecture, intending to join his father in death. Seeing that the situation could not be salvaged, the prefect of Suzhou resolved to preserve his friend’s bloodline. At this critical moment, he ordered his men to take the brothers to the remote mountains. His men were killed along the way, and the brothers were scattered, each disappearing without a trace. Yi Jie was rescued by a mysterious figure and eventually became a novice at Shangzhen Temple on Mount Qionglong in Suzhou. He learned and grew within the temple, saw through the facades of good and evil, and endured tribulations on the path to immortality. Guided by the human way, he encountered immortals, Buddhas, and myriad sages. (Key themes: human nature, cultivation, strange tales and uncanny happenings, battles between gods and demons. Promoting and passing on outstanding historical culture and values. History as the foundation, with the aim of drawing readers in. Entirely fictional; any resemblance is coincidental. Romanticism.)