After a soul transmigration, Lu Chen became a coolie at the bottom of the docks in the late Qing Dynasty, struggling to survive amidst blood, sweat and oppression. And in the depths of his sea of consciousness, a "Tao seed" originating from Hongmeng and still ignorant was quietly sprouting, feeding on his pain, anger, and unyieldingness.
From the desperate counter-attack in the Jianghu at the end of the Qing Dynasty, to the martial arts of dragon and snake, using fists to carry the Tao; from the return of Jin Yong's martial arts, to the conflict between the immortals and the laws that cover the sky... The heavens and the world have become his unique nursery. The fire of civilization, the enlightenment and choices he has experienced are all nutrients that water the seed of Taoism.
The will of national arts, the laws of immortality, the original energy of the ancient world, the will to fight against the heavens... All the principles of Taoism, all return to Hongmeng. The seeds of the Tao then take root, sprout, bloom, and bear fruit. Lu Chen's Tao has also grown step by step from the humble "Bitter Sea Fist Intention" to the "Grand Meng Dao Light" that illuminates all realms.
When the whispers of the outer gods enveloped the source world, the heavens were on the verge of returning to ruins. The Tao trees behind him towered into the sky, and the Tao fruits were perfect on top. Transforming himself into Tao and reopening chaos - it turns out that this journey across the heavens is his own evolution of "Tao".
Reader comments
The protagonist's combat power is suppressed so hard that he uses all his strength. There are also plug-in methods, so he uses all his strength to suppress his strength...
It's not bad, but it was originally about saving people, but in the later period it focused on martial arts and changed the fate of ordinary people, and there was less talk about it. There was a feeling of neither going up nor down.
Very nice, thumbs up
Not bad😄, a little ink stain
This is my favorite type of martial arts, decisive killing
The protagonist's combat power is suppressed so hard that he uses all his strength. There are also plug-in methods, so he uses all his strength to suppress his strength...
It's not bad, but it was originally about saving people, but in the later period it focused on martial arts and changed the fate of ordinary people, and there was less talk about it. There was a feeling of neither going up nor down.
Very nice, thumbs up
Not bad😄, a little ink stain
This is my favorite type of martial arts, decisive killing