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This is a story about "how Eastern philosophy re-sprouted in the world of immortality". It's not a cool novel, it's not an invincible flow, but a long epic in which a mortal carries the wisdom and fire of another civilization, carefully guards it in the dark forest, and finally becomes a prairie fire. When Taoist philosophy collides with the law of cultivating immortals for the weak, the young Taoist Li Qinghe, in the world of cultivation where the weak eat the strong, uses the most ordinary bones and the thousand-year Taoist treasures of China as a boat. In the cracks where demons are rampant and good demons are colliding, he walks a long and lonely road of "proving the Tao with his heart and carrying the Tao with his body". "They cultivate immortality, and I cultivate Taoism. They seek immortality, and I seek my true heart." ——Li Qinghe