This is an era of fragmentation. "Tao" and "reason" are hidden in the city.
Confucianism establishes rules, Buddhism talks about emptiness, technology seeks analysis, bloodline inherits glory, Taoism seeks freedom, and they compete with each other, all fighting for their own "principles." They are hidden under the bustle and wield power that ordinary people cannot imagine.
Shaoyan originally wanted to be a quiet bystander and not get involved in the disputes outside.
Until one night when he returned home, he was inadvertently involved in an unimaginable battle. A "Five Elements Cardinal" qi machine, which contained the secret of the origin of heaven and earth, quietly parasitized on the jade pendant he carried.
From then on, his small boat, which only wanted to be anchored in a quiet harbor, was thrown into the turbulent undercurrent of the "controversy of principles."
He said that Confucian exercises are "over-restricted, like a bucket filled with water, which will eventually break";
He points out the theory of science and technology as "overdrafting the source is like drinking poison to quench thirst and destroying the Great Wall";
He broke through the obsession with Buddhism and "seeked emptiness and reversed the appearance, and the defilements in his heart were not removed, and he talked about the ultimate happiness."
Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, science, and blood all have their own ways. There is no distinction between good and evil, only the collision of Tao and reason.
