[Transmigration]+ [Literary Plagiarism]+ [Showing Off and Face-Slapping]+ [The Return of the Immortal Dao]
When his classmates sneered, “A servant’s son dares to study?” he set down his chipped bowl and said just five words:
“Never look down on a poor young man.”
When the academy held its grand examination, he swept his brush across the page and wrote the opening of the Dao De Jing:
“The Dao that can be spoken is not the eternal Dao; the name that can be named is not the eternal name.”
Literary brilliance soared into the heavens, and wondrous visions unfolded.
He recited, “Have you not seen the Yellow River’s waters descend from the sky?” His literary energy became a river of wine that got half the city drunk.
He chanted, “Ten steps to slay a man, a thousand miles without leaving a trace.” The poem became sword energy that cleaved the firmament.
He wrote, “Heaven and earth possess an upright force,” and its righteous light swept away demons and evil.
Until the day the Heavenly Dao manifested, and tribulation lightning loomed overhead
