Have No Idea

[Alternate history + martial arts arena + court struggle + strange people and strange skills + mystery plot] Seeking the Tao is not about asking immortals. There is a Tao in all the world. I just don't know what the Tao is. There are countless avenues in the world, but most people in the world are trapped in the shackles of fame and are enslaved by external things. The Tao is not found in temples and scriptures, but in the vastness of one's own mind. Even if life is busy, one can ride the wind alone and travel with the spirit of heaven and earth. The Tao does not mean sitting in front of a futon statue, reciting several volumes of scriptures every day, demanding immortality is attachment, waiting for something rather than being at ease. Nine times out of ten people in the world will be unhappy in their lives. Those who seek immortality seek unparalleled magical powers, those who seek official positions seek high positions, those who seek fame seek fame all over the world, and those who seek freedom are often trapped in the mountains and fields, hoping for a chance to escape. They are all not satisfied because they have gained, and external things have trapped their original mind. Those who seek immortality are trapped in magical powers. Those who have magical powers will realize that they have enlightenment. Those who seek official positions are trapped in high positions, and they can feel at ease only if they feel that they are in power. Those who seek freedom, despise the fireworks of the world, and feel that the countryside and fields are freedom, but they don't know that they are actually trapped in their own hearts. The author is not trapped, so this book is called "I don't know, the way"! This article refers to some of the characters and scenes and martial arts settings from the game "The Legend of Knights"