Since ancient times, the practice of cultivating immortals has been based on the law of the jungle. But with the advent of the Age of Ending Dharma, spiritual energy has dried up, and productivity has greatly increased - perhaps every immortal cultivator is faced with two paths, to live forever against the will of heaven, or to be free and happy.
Does this immortal really have to cultivate? The Dao Heart cannot be discarded and is indestructible. Are the things outside the Dao Heart false and completely disposable?
Who can tell whether it is true or false? Most of the flowers in the world only last for a moment, but they can be remembered in the heart for a long time.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times; it was the age of equality, it was the age of burlesque.
Unofficial introduction: This book is similar to "Gintama" in that it has a main plot, but the first and middle stages are dominated by various short stories. Elements that will gather abstractions and more. Hope you all like it
Concept: Similar to Zhang Ailing's creative concept