Mist drifts over green hills. Lin Fu, a young man working the fields, has an ordinary constitution and a dim future. One night, beneath a red candle’s glow, the Way of Heaven whispers into his soul: “Let your bloodline flourish, and fortune will follow.” From that moment on, the course of his fate quietly changes.
He tends his family as carefully as a farmer tends his fields. He marries a virtuous wife, welcomes a happy marriage, and raises a thriving family, patiently awaiting the blessings to come. His first son is born with blood and vitality surging like a stream; his second daughter arrives with a flash of spiritual light like a newborn star. Having children and grandchildren gathered around him brings more than the joys of family. It is a gift from heaven and earth: as his bloodline thrives, cultivation comes naturally, enlightenment follows, and blessings fall like spring rain, quietly nourishing all things.
His woodcutter’s knife hacks through brambles and opens up a brand-new spiritual vein. His descendants marry into immortal sects, and fortune spreads its wings like a great roc, blotting out the sky. The Lin Family Fort grows ever livelier, and Fortune City rises from the ground. From a common farmer, he becomes the venerable ancestor of a region, dignified yet reserved, kind as the warm sun. He seeks neither conflict nor glory, and never faces a life-or-death calamity. Instead, he makes his bloodline a boat and carries his family toward eternity.
See how the river of fortune, once no more than a trickle, becomes a vast ocean. See how the tree of life, once a tender sapling, casts its shade over all creation for ten thousand ages. This is an ode to immortality composed through the generations of a bloodline, a sweeping portrait painted amid the everyday business of food and family. Old Ancestor Lin sits beside his first wife, watching their descendants shine like stars as the lights of their blessed home illuminate an everlasting legend.
Do you call this having many children and many blessings? Obviously, there is a prize system for daring women and then all kinds of tricks are used as dog stories! What bad luck!
Do you call this having many children and many blessings? Obviously, there is a prize system for daring women and then all kinds of tricks are used as dog stories! What bad luck!
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Very pretty.