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In the mid-Shang Dynasty, It is a good and stable year for the prehistoric human race. In the age of the end of the Dharma, a man who devoted himself to Taoism finally ushered in his own immortal destiny at the age of thirty, and thus stepped into the ancient world of endless immortal magic and became an old cattle herder in his sixties. The old cowherd who had opened hundreds of millions of small things, looked up at the starry sky, and did not change his original intention. He decided to move forward with inspiration, no longer waste time, and vowed to cultivate the immortal merit that would last through all tribulations. ... Until he discovered that many legendary masters would say, "Fellow Taoist, you are finally back when they see him!" Only then did I understand that things seemed not simple... (Introduction to Wu Weneng... Well, it is the story of an old man practicing in all the worlds. The first world is Shushan, the second...) PS: This book is not a cool article, it is simply what the author thinks a cultivator should be like. If you don't like it, don't criticize it!