Life is but a dream, drifting like duckweed on the wind; the dust of the Dao seems empty, yet one sweep reveals the Great Dao.
The path of cultivation stretches endlessly. All beings race toward their goals, while heaven’s secrets flash by in an instant, leaving them lost in a sea of illusion for their entire lives.
A country boy left home at a young age to seek work in the city. Unfamiliar with the dangers of the world, he made one wrong choice and fell into an abyss.
Kidnapped and turned into a sacrifice, he witnessed evil spirits refining blood as countless souls wailed within a netherworld talisman array.
Fortunately, his lowly fate let him escape the gates of death. He stumbled upon an opportunity and set foot on the path to immortality.
Cultivating immortality is nothing like the worldly tales of feathered robes, flowing silks, compassion, and salvation.
It is a world where the strong prey on the weak, morality wanes by the day, sects vie for dominance, and demons and monsters rise together, while heaven and earth are tossed about in an age of chaos.
Once no more than a speck of dust, he kept himself hidden among the sect’s many prodigies.
Starting from nothing, he scraped by amid mountains of corpses and seas of blood, surviving trial after trial just to catch his breath.
Even on the path of cultivation, the line between good and evil is hard to draw.
The world is fickle, and chaos has reigned for far too long. Gods and demons feed on humanity.
At that moment, he looked up and asked the heavens: What is the way of Heaven?
From then on, he walked beneath rivers of stars, facing ten thousand dangers without turning back.
If demons blocked his way, he cut them down. If gods crushed him, he defied them.
He held fast to his convictions, never yielding or wavering; he protected all living beings, never abandoning or betraying them.
At last, he understood:
The way of Heaven is heartless, so all beings come first;
The Great Dao has no form, and faith in oneself makes one a god.
Heaven and earth are not benevolent, treating all things like straw dogs.
Then with a straw dog's body, he would contend with Heaven:
Give all living beings a future, and establish laws for heaven and earth!
He would give his mortal frame to uphold the vast sea,
Swearing to pursue demons and gods across the ages.
In this brief life, he would transform into Dao-dust beyond the bounds of chaos!
This book is so good, I enjoyed reading it all night long! My favorite is the Pot Master in it, hahaha, he is a deceiver and omnipotent, but he is still happy as a foodie [shy][shy][shy] Fu Sheng Dao Chen, it is really an underrated masterpiece!
Wow, with such a big world view, I couldn't guess the plot behind it. It seemed like some foreshadowing and spoilers, but later I found out that it was different. The author is really amazing. I hope you will be healthy soon. As long as you update, I will definitely follow up! [Bookshelf plus one]
It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting novel. I read a few stories every day and catch up slowly. Big boost to the author and don't stop updating. Everyone written in the novel is very real, especially the blind date scene with Huang Zidong, which made me laugh to death, hahaha. Li Jun's setting is also very good, he values righteousness over wealth, he is generous to his friends, and his mind is not as smart as other novels, which are ruthless and sophisticated from the beginning, like a thousand-year-old monster. He is slowly being taught lessons and growing up. Friendship is definitely a main line in this novel. It's also interesting to care about Junior Sister Tong. Will she be with Mu Luo in the end? Hahaha. Fushengdaochen, this book is interesting! Don't stop updating [Sending Hearts]
This book is so beautiful, the plot is interesting, and the structure is tight. This is a good book, and there are many truths. The protagonist Li Jun is well set up, and he grows up step by step. There is no God's perspective like other novels. From the beginning, he is a human being, and there is no meaning at all in a cool novel. Huang Zidong is also very interesting. Panzhuang River is probably a foreshadowing. Nan Xuanzhan's character design is very good. I like to watch the pot god get into trouble the most, hahaha [blowing kiss]
This book is indeed beautiful. The more I read it, the more addictive it becomes and I can't stop reading it. Whether he is writing about the small personal adventure of Li Jun or the large-scale battle on the Yungang border, the author's writing skills are really amazing, and it is an underrated masterpiece! Reminds me of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and The Living World. It's such a good book! There are many foreshadowings, many characters, and many principles of life practice in the book. It is worth reading again and again! [Sparrow Food Masterwork][Bookshelf Plus One]
It's so beautiful. Where did the author come up with this idea? ! It has logic, but it is not a cool novel. It also has various plots and various situations in the world. The author came from the wasteland, right? [Top post] Fu Sheng Dao Chen, really good!
It's been a long time since I've seen such a realistic novel. The protagonists all come out step by step. They are neither witty nor talented. They all grow up little by little, realize human nature, and realize their own shortcomings. In many places, I see my own shadow in Li Jun. At the same time, the character of Mu Luo is so interesting and real. I look forward to the author continuing to create. [Like] There are many foreshadowings and details, and the explanations are very good.
Abandoning the fast-food formula of cultivating immortality and refreshing writing, this work is particularly touching. The protagonist Li Jun has grown up steadily from a mortal. He has a pure and kind nature, values righteousness over wealth, is full of heroic spirit, trusts in friendship and is repeatedly plotted. He is very much like a young man who works hard in the world. The author delicately depicts his step-by-step transformation, slowly writes about his practice, and his deep cultivation and growth. It is true and empathetic. I hope the author writes slowly and keeps the authenticity of this practice. The Floating Life of Dao Chen is really a good book. I hope the author will not stop updating it!
Reading "Floating Life in the Road" was full of shock and emotion. The spiritual practice passages in the book are full of fun, and various funny plots come one after another. It is easy and enjoyable to read. You can know that the author persisted in writing while fighting cancer and enduring the torture of treatment. When he completed the creation in a state of near-death, he was filled with admiration. This kind of perseverance is unimaginable to ordinary people.
The novel has a broad layout and covers all aspects of the human world. The various characters in the book have their own flesh and blood. Readers can always catch a glimpse of themselves in the characters. It breaks out of the clichéd framework of ordinary fairy tales. It can be regarded as a rare and excellent work on the theme of spiritual cultivation.
I sincerely wish the author a speedy recovery, good health, peace and longevity.
Reading this novel on my way to and from get off work every day is the best way to pass the time. I hope the author recovers as soon as possible and can read it three times a day. Sometimes, if I put myself in my shoes, if I were faced with a tumor, I might not be able to do anything, and my heart would be filled with despair. If I can let go of my fear and still do something, it must be something I really love. I wish the author good health, happiness, peace and success! The Floating Life of Daochen is a good book that will be known to more and more people.
"Floating Life" breaks out of the conventions of cool literature. The protagonist Li Jun started out as a child in the mountains. Without any chance, he was guided by a monk to embark on the path to immortality. He attaches more importance to love than money, treats others well, has kind thoughts in his heart, and never forgets his friends despite the ups and downs of his life. This is completely different from the immortal cultivators in the market novels who are all for themselves, ruthless, and treacherous. The author does not write about quick promotions, but only describes delicate growth. Every step of transformation is due to the polishing of life. The slow writing of practice is more real and moving, allowing readers to appreciate the true meaning of "cultivating the heart first".
So clever, the plot has ups and downs, not bad!
This book contains a lot of Taoist philosophy and the characters are very vivid. There is no golden finger at the beginning. The protagonist grows up step by step. You can see the shadow of many people in the book. I like the great god Boyi very much and the funny Guo Daxian [plus one on the bookshelf]. I hope it will not stop updating! Keep reading
Li Jun's spiritual path is the epitome of a real-life struggler. There is no difference between the spiritual world and today's society. There is a spiritual world where the weak can eat the strong, stumble forward, believe that others are plotted, and attach great importance to love and justice to cause trouble. The author uses the practice of cultivating immortals and human beings, so that everyone who works hard in society can see his own shadow. This realistic empathy is the most touching background of the work. I hope this book can be read by more people.
This book is so good, I enjoyed reading it all night long! My favorite is the Pot Master in it, hahaha, he is a deceiver and omnipotent, but he is still happy as a foodie [shy][shy][shy] Fu Sheng Dao Chen, it is really an underrated masterpiece! Wow, with such a big world view, I couldn't guess the plot behind it. It seemed like some foreshadowing and spoilers, but later I found out that it was different. The author is really amazing. I hope you will be healthy soon. As long as you update, I will definitely follow up! [Bookshelf plus one]
It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting novel. I read a few stories every day and catch up slowly. Big boost to the author and don't stop updating. Everyone written in the novel is very real, especially the blind date scene with Huang Zidong, which made me laugh to death, hahaha. Li Jun's setting is also very good, he values righteousness over wealth, he is generous to his friends, and his mind is not as smart as other novels, which are ruthless and sophisticated from the beginning, like a thousand-year-old monster. He is slowly being taught lessons and growing up. Friendship is definitely a main line in this novel. It's also interesting to care about Junior Sister Tong. Will she be with Mu Luo in the end? Hahaha. Fushengdaochen, this book is interesting! Don't stop updating [Sending Hearts]
This book is so beautiful, the plot is interesting, and the structure is tight. This is a good book, and there are many truths. The protagonist Li Jun is well set up, and he grows up step by step. There is no God's perspective like other novels. From the beginning, he is a human being, and there is no meaning at all in a cool novel. Huang Zidong is also very interesting. Panzhuang River is probably a foreshadowing. Nan Xuanzhan's character design is very good. I like to watch the pot god get into trouble the most, hahaha [blowing kiss]
This book is indeed beautiful. The more I read it, the more addictive it becomes and I can't stop reading it. Whether he is writing about the small personal adventure of Li Jun or the large-scale battle on the Yungang border, the author's writing skills are really amazing, and it is an underrated masterpiece! Reminds me of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and The Living World. It's such a good book! There are many foreshadowings, many characters, and many principles of life practice in the book. It is worth reading again and again! [Sparrow Food Masterwork][Bookshelf Plus One] It's so beautiful. Where did the author come up with this idea? ! It has logic, but it is not a cool novel. It also has various plots and various situations in the world. The author came from the wasteland, right? [Top post] Fu Sheng Dao Chen, really good!
It's been a long time since I've seen such a realistic novel. The protagonists all come out step by step. They are neither witty nor talented. They all grow up little by little, realize human nature, and realize their own shortcomings. In many places, I see my own shadow in Li Jun. At the same time, the character of Mu Luo is so interesting and real. I look forward to the author continuing to create. [Like] There are many foreshadowings and details, and the explanations are very good. Abandoning the fast-food formula of cultivating immortality and refreshing writing, this work is particularly touching. The protagonist Li Jun has grown up steadily from a mortal. He has a pure and kind nature, values righteousness over wealth, is full of heroic spirit, trusts in friendship and is repeatedly plotted. He is very much like a young man who works hard in the world. The author delicately depicts his step-by-step transformation, slowly writes about his practice, and his deep cultivation and growth. It is true and empathetic. I hope the author writes slowly and keeps the authenticity of this practice. The Floating Life of Dao Chen is really a good book. I hope the author will not stop updating it!
Reading "Floating Life in the Road" was full of shock and emotion. The spiritual practice passages in the book are full of fun, and various funny plots come one after another. It is easy and enjoyable to read. You can know that the author persisted in writing while fighting cancer and enduring the torture of treatment. When he completed the creation in a state of near-death, he was filled with admiration. This kind of perseverance is unimaginable to ordinary people. The novel has a broad layout and covers all aspects of the human world. The various characters in the book have their own flesh and blood. Readers can always catch a glimpse of themselves in the characters. It breaks out of the clichéd framework of ordinary fairy tales. It can be regarded as a rare and excellent work on the theme of spiritual cultivation. I sincerely wish the author a speedy recovery, good health, peace and longevity. Reading this novel on my way to and from get off work every day is the best way to pass the time. I hope the author recovers as soon as possible and can read it three times a day. Sometimes, if I put myself in my shoes, if I were faced with a tumor, I might not be able to do anything, and my heart would be filled with despair. If I can let go of my fear and still do something, it must be something I really love. I wish the author good health, happiness, peace and success! The Floating Life of Daochen is a good book that will be known to more and more people.
"Floating Life" breaks out of the conventions of cool literature. The protagonist Li Jun started out as a child in the mountains. Without any chance, he was guided by a monk to embark on the path to immortality. He attaches more importance to love than money, treats others well, has kind thoughts in his heart, and never forgets his friends despite the ups and downs of his life. This is completely different from the immortal cultivators in the market novels who are all for themselves, ruthless, and treacherous. The author does not write about quick promotions, but only describes delicate growth. Every step of transformation is due to the polishing of life. The slow writing of practice is more real and moving, allowing readers to appreciate the true meaning of "cultivating the heart first".
So clever, the plot has ups and downs, not bad!
This book contains a lot of Taoist philosophy and the characters are very vivid. There is no golden finger at the beginning. The protagonist grows up step by step. You can see the shadow of many people in the book. I like the great god Boyi very much and the funny Guo Daxian [plus one on the bookshelf]. I hope it will not stop updating! Keep reading
Li Jun's spiritual path is the epitome of a real-life struggler. There is no difference between the spiritual world and today's society. There is a spiritual world where the weak can eat the strong, stumble forward, believe that others are plotted, and attach great importance to love and justice to cause trouble. The author uses the practice of cultivating immortals and human beings, so that everyone who works hard in society can see his own shadow. This realistic empathy is the most touching background of the work. I hope this book can be read by more people.