Minority cultivating immortals｜Illusory Ruins Dao VS True Dust Dao｜Opposition of ideas｜Two-way restraint｜Still waters run deep
The eternal world is divided into two realms, the real dust palm order, and the illusory ruins filled with regrets. People in the world firmly believe in the separate paths between good and evil. They regard the elimination of falsehood as the right path and non-attachment as perfection. For thousands of years, no one has questioned or pitied them.
Jianshu is the only Taoist body that wakes up from the dust. He abides by the eternal rules and has a heart as solid as a rock. For him, there is no room for excess, and all shortcomings must be eliminated.
Yun Jie is the eternal leader of the Fantasy Ruins, guarding the sea of fog alone and shouldering all the debts owed to the world. The world scorned his vain deeds and brought harm to the world, and regarded him as an abnormality, but no one knew that he tolerated incomprehensible joys and sorrows all year round, and used his loneliness to accommodate all kinds of imperfections for the world.
The two worlds have been at odds for eternity and have no intersection at all. Until chaos suddenly breaks out in Shen Henye, green shirts carry out the order, white clothes bear regrets, and they meet each other far away in the desolation——
He upholds eternal justice, and regards crossing regrets as a disorderly way; he bears the hidden pain of heaven and earth, and makes up for the imperfections with illusions.
A meeting shakes the conclusion. A thought of hesitation can overturn the chess game.
Low order can bring peace to the world, but it is difficult to alleviate people's suffering.
Big dreams are vain and not perfect, they can comfort the lingering hatred in the world.
They are people on different paths at both ends of the road, and they are the people in the middle of the confrontation between good and evil.
All living things are guests.
After eternity, will there be room for them in heaven and earth?
Serializing｜Slow heat｜Blank
Intention: To accommodate shortcomings, rather than cut them all off - this is the compassion that heaven and earth should have.
