On Wudang Mountain, there is a small temple without a name. There lived an old man named Lao Shen who was guarding the temple. He swept the floor, burned incense and made tea every day, and he stayed there for forty years. Everyone in the world thinks that Wudang immortal cultivators are Taoist priests who retreat on mountain tops and fly with swords, but they don't know that the real immortal cultivator is this mountain guardian who has never been noticed by anyone.
The Tao he cultivated was not to live forever, but to "keep" - to keep a huge secret for Wudang Mountain.
Under the Seventy-Two Peaks of Wudang, there are suppressed the seventy-two fallen immortals who brought trouble to the world in ancient times. Emperor Zhenwu used his Taoist foundation as a guide to form a great formation of locking immortals, suppressing them here forever. And the nameless temple guarded by old Shen was the center of the formation.
Forty years later, the demon clan of Kunlun Mountain arrived in pursuit. The ancestor of Blood River was about to move his will, and the inner demons left behind by Emperor Zhenwu also awakened deep underground. Lao Shen's disciple Li Mingcheng took over the broom and led the practitioners who came from all directions to fight side by side with the demon clan, keeping the promise of four thousand years for this mountain, the world, and for the last four thousand years.
The word "immortal" is separated into "mountain" and "people". Mountains and people are originally one. Wudang Mountain does not need gods to protect it. What it needs is a person who is willing to stay.
Reader comments
The writing style of this book is very concise, much better than the "Yang Mi" style of writing on the Internet that always says "Brother, I want it" and has to make butterfly shapes with both hands when walking.
The writing style of this book is very concise, much better than the "Yang Mi" style of writing on the Internet that always says "Brother, I want it" and has to make butterfly shapes with both hands when walking.