Happy Zen

"Master, Just Follow My Old Master", also known as "Happy Zen", is a martial arts masterpiece that breaks through the tradition. The story begins with the absurd mission of Ming Jing, a disciple of Cihang Jingzhai, sneaking into Shaolin to steal the "Happy Zen". However, when the crazy monk Liaochen shouted "Master, please follow me", a grand epic spanning the Eastern and Western martial arts was revealed. Ming Jing's originally simple mission as a disciple unexpectedly involved the secrets of a love affair that had been sealed for forty years, and also involved her in the shocking mystery of the disappearance of the Ming Cult saint in the Western Regions. From Songshan Zen Temple to Kunlun Holy Ruins, she gradually discovered that "Happy Zen" actually contained the ultimate martial arts principles that penetrated Buddhism and balanced yin and yang. After experiencing a thousand-year fateful duel between the forces of light and darkness, she integrated the three major systems of Cihang Sword Code, Shaolin Yijin, and Mingjiao Holy Fire to create the unprecedented "Sun and Moon Art". This work not only retains the traditional martial arts competition of moves and grievances, but also breaks through the sectarian views. Through the philosophy of "motion and stillness" and "light and darkness come from the same source", it explores a new realm of martial arts practice. The characters in the book are distinct: Ming Jing, who adheres to strict rules but has the courage to break through, Liao Chen, who hides deep affection behind his madness, and Princess Alda, who struggles between light and darkness. Together, they interpret a heart-stirring legend of the world. "Master, Just Follow Lao Na" is not only a martial arts novel, but also a spiritual journey about self-breakthrough and cultural integration, which will definitely bring readers a refreshing reading experience.