Honghuang: Xiaoman's Way, Full of Jiejiao

Xia Xiaoman escaped from the Conferred God Blood Fire and walked in the deep sea for one thousand two hundred and forty three years. It's not the kind of earth-shattering walk, it's step by step, light by light. Fishing for people while walking, farming while walking, writing books while walking, gathering together those fires that are about to go out, and protecting them to rekindle. On the day he walked back to Jin'ao Island, he didn't cry. He just stood under the flagpole and looked at the flag that was raised again. Then he left again. Take a small boat and go beyond the chaos. Before leaving, he only left three lines: "I'm going to find more fertile land for 'Xiao Man'. There's no need to look for me. You are 'Xiao Man'." This book is not about domination, sanctification, or even "non-fighting" - it is about something simpler: live, live well, and let others live well. Then move forward as far as you can. Some of the most moving moments in the book are not fight scenes. It's the jar of porridge that always "accidentally" overturns at the foot of Five Elements Mountain, it's the innkeepers who never talk a lot on the journey to the West, it's the figure on the rocks looking at the sea from behind for more than a thousand years. It makes us believe that some roads become Tao as we walk on them.