A thousand-year-old wood spirit half-stepped into a god and settled in a paradise land. By chance, he met a young human emperor. From this, the secret of heaven was loosened, and it was revealed that the calamity that the wood spirit had experienced was to lead the emperor into the Tao. The so-called calamity is also an opportunity. If you exceed it, you will become an immortal. If you do not exceed it, you will live in mediocrity for the rest of your life. Mu Ling understands this principle well, and therefore aspires to be worthy of becoming the emperor's master. Unexpectedly, his spirit was always lazy, so he turned his head and took a nap. When I woke up, it was already seven years later. The young prince has become a powerful emperor all over the world. He is proficient in political and political strategies, but he is also weak in emotions. He ruled an unprecedented kingdom, but he also disdained human emperors. When he saw the immortal who only existed in dreams again, his hopes had been worn away by the years. He was respectful on the face, but only defensive in his heart. ... In short, this is a wood spirit who missed the opportunity to melt ice because of procrastination. When everything falls silent, the realm collapses, completely erasing an era. Unexpectedly, at this time the emperor finally understood what Taoist heart was. My way is you. The essay on cultivating immortals is divided into two parts. The first volume is ancient times and the second volume is modern times. The time span is large, so I don't like to enter by mistake.