The Tao can be Tao, but it is very Tao. Famous, very famous.
When people in the world practice Taoism, they mostly chase external objects, either seeking immortality or greedy for magic power, but little do they know that they are all just like a mirror and a moon in the water.
Lu Changsheng, an ordinary boy who was abandoned in the ruins of Longhu Mountain, had mediocre qualifications, but because of his unbearable kindness, he accidentally set foot on the path of Xuanmen.
From the refining of "Huang Ting" to the calculation of "Book of Changes", from the talisman to drive away evil spirits to the inner alchemy to enlightenment, he walked through the wars of the late Han Dynasty, saw the prosperity of the Tang and Song Dynasties, experienced three disasters and nine disasters, and uncovered all kinds of falsehoods.
This journey is both the path to seek the truth and the path to truth.
I have been cultivating the true path for a long time, searching high and low, just to realize that bit of innate innocence and restore the true face of the great road.
Intention: Abandon the simple "upgrading and killing monsters" in traditional immortality writing, and return to the essence of Taoism's "double cultivation of life and life". Explore what is the "true self" and what is the "dao", and demonstrate the philosophical thinking of "studying things to gain knowledge" and "the unity of nature and man" in traditional Chinese culture.