When Li Mo woke up, he traveled to the parallel Ming Dynasty during the Jiajing period. When others traveled through the belt system, he only brought two things - all the magical powers of Patriarch Bodhi, and a copy of "Journey to the West" turned into a jade talisman.
He originally just wanted to be a quiet teacher in a small seaside village. But he soon discovered: There is no extraordinary power in this world. His arrival is the only source. The vegetation grew wildly on the road he walked, and the well water he drank turned into a sweet spring. A white ape secretly imitated his breathing and became the first living being in the world to enter spiritual practice.
In the Bodhi lineage, one person is the Tao. Let's take a look at how a scholar, with a mind of doing nothing, does everything and transforms into the great road, whether he goes or stays.
When the power and business of the Jiajing Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty collided with the supernatural power of Patriarch Bodhi, a magnificent and strange story unfolded.
Reader comments
It has only been updated to chapter 33 so far, which is pretty good. In a world where I am alone, the core idea of the protagonist is to do what you should do. Although the Tao is natural, it is not inaction. You must obey the laws of nature to guide the creatures and things around you. This is quite good, unlike other Shuiwen who just pretend to be saints in front of others and leave after finishing their work.
It's good to read, and I hope it won't be updated intermittently. However, I feel a bit strange that this type of article, whether popular or poor, has traces of intermittent updates. I still hope that the author can continue to update it. After all, this kind of uniqueness and reconstruction of the legal system is still relatively good-looking. [Praise]
This book is different from ordinary time travel and immortality writings. The protagonist is the source of the extraordinary but not Long Aotian.
The daily life in Taiping Village is written in a very flavorful and smoky way.
The black bear line is also exciting. A bear goes from opening up his spiritual intelligence to recognizing that he is a "demon" to building a black wind cave.
Looking forward to the subsequent development of the plot.
It's well written. The only drawback is that it's too little and not enough to read. Come on, the author.
It's pretty good-looking, and it's faster and faster.
It has only been updated to chapter 33 so far, which is pretty good. In a world where I am alone, the core idea of the protagonist is to do what you should do. Although the Tao is natural, it is not inaction. You must obey the laws of nature to guide the creatures and things around you. This is quite good, unlike other Shuiwen who just pretend to be saints in front of others and leave after finishing their work.
It's good to read, and I hope it won't be updated intermittently. However, I feel a bit strange that this type of article, whether popular or poor, has traces of intermittent updates. I still hope that the author can continue to update it. After all, this kind of uniqueness and reconstruction of the legal system is still relatively good-looking. [Praise]
This book is different from ordinary time travel and immortality writings. The protagonist is the source of the extraordinary but not Long Aotian. The daily life in Taiping Village is written in a very flavorful and smoky way. The black bear line is also exciting. A bear goes from opening up his spiritual intelligence to recognizing that he is a "demon" to building a black wind cave. Looking forward to the subsequent development of the plot.
It's well written. The only drawback is that it's too little and not enough to read. Come on, the author.
It's pretty good-looking, and it's faster and faster.
Super beautiful, good luck to the author
Well written, come on, write faster
You should save up more and watch it again.
Five-star support, come on author