Tao is a thing, but it is in a daze.
This is a sentence in the "Tao Te Ching", which means that "Tao" has no clear and fixed reality.
The name of this book is called "Sentiment Hurt by Things". It's not a typo. You can understand the meaning by yourself.
This book can be regarded as a fairy novel, but it is different from the existing cultivation system. The focus is not on immortality, but on love.
A story about thousands of reincarnations, a pagoda is easy to repair, but love is hard to cut off.
My favorite poem by Su Shi:
If the seedlings are not beautiful, it will not be like the sky. If the seedlings are not beautiful, it will not make the young bird and I mysterious.
I regret that there is no thousand-year-old medicine in the scenery, and the only way to give me a gift is Hinayana Zen.
A sad thought can repay the debt of the past, and the fate of the future will be cut off with a snap of the fingers.
There is no distance between me and my bamboo roots. I am diligent in worshiping the immortals in the pagoda at night.