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At the top of the sky in the world of cultivating immortals, two great masters launched into a final discussion about the nature of the world. Qingming Daojun spent three thousand years to comprehend the "Tao Principle of System" and believed that everything is composed of an interrelated "system of Tao" - from the movement of stars to the lives of mortals, they are all nested in layers and endlessly prosperous. Ancestor Xuanwei firmly believes in the "particle pattern" and advocates that the world is made up of irreducible original particles, pursuing the ultimate decomposition and restoration. When Daojun Qingming unfolded the all-encompassing picture of the Tao, using the related systems of stars, earth veins, water systems and even mortal villages to easily resolve the most powerful blow of ancestor Xuanwei, the entire understanding of the world of immortality was completely subverted. This is not only a dispute between two great ways, but also a collision between two world views - the endless pursuit of "whole correlation", or the ultimate truth of "particle reduction"? Ancestor Xuanwei was defeated in this debate, and his Taoist heart was wounded, but he caught a glimpse of a secret in the desperate situation. He suddenly realized that perhaps "system" and "particle" were not opposites, but two sides of the same truth. In order to explore the true origin of the world, Ancestor Xuanwei embarked on an unprecedented path - he wanted to completely decompose his Tao body into the tiniest "particles of Tao", and then use these particles as the cornerstone to reconstruct a system that can accommodate both "system correlation" and "particle essence"... New world.

He was very busy, but I still waited quietly. The beginning of everything may not be so smooth, but it doesn't matter. I have plenty of patience. I can wait until he opens his mouth and waits until he fulfills all his promises - that peak that no one can reach. I remember that night, we drove to a wedding. On the way forward, he was furious and shouting. The cars running for the wedding ceremony came one after another like a long dragon shuttling through the night, roaring and speeding.

Travel through the Ming Dynasty, from great navigation to great aerospace, leading Chinese civilization to break out of the earth and move towards the sea of ​​stars!

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