Zhang Wuming traveled through the world of cultivation and was regarded as a useless person because he had no spiritual roots.
In the midst of the sect's humiliation, his words "There is righteousness in heaven and earth" actually aroused the awe-inspiring celestial phenomena, and resonated with the laws of literature and Taoism.
He was shocked to realize that the cultural context of this world was cut off, and all the sages and classics were lost.
When the monk was obsessed with fighting for spiritual energy, he founded Zhixing Academy, using poems as swords and articles as formations.
"Song of Righteousness" calms the devil, "The Thousand Character Essay" enlightens the people's wisdom, and "The Analects of Confucius" shakes the rules of the family of cultivation.
The mighty powers of the immortal world were furious and sent down heavenly punishments. Hundreds of millions of mortals chanted "Establishing a Heart for Heaven and Earth" in unison, and literary fortune soared into the sky.
On the day when the laws of heaven were rewritten, Zhang Wuming stood on the Nine Heavens:
"Today we know that civilization itself is the strongest spiritual root."
