Confucianism, Taoism and Immortality

Normal version The border wilderness is very dangerous, and people can be eaten in the dark. The young man is very low-key, but when he recites a few poems, he always makes a scene. ——This is a fairy tale about an honest man heading for freedom. Spoiler Edition The three religions of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism stand in harmony; Nine streams of swords, soldiers, magic, ink, agriculture, medicine, vertical and horizontal, yin and yang, and balance compete. There was a swordsman who couldn't find a single defeat, so he shut himself up with ice for three hundred years, just to wait for a rising star to rise up and then seek another defeat. There is a monk who claims not to abstain from the precepts, and all Buddhist precepts in the world can be abstained from. He also accepted a scholar disciple named Wuchang Gongzi. There are many roads in the world, but he will never take the ordinary road. There was a poet who went to a lake to meditate. Once he rode a dragon and rose to the sky, he dared to call me an immortal. Take a sip of wine and the water of the Yellow River spurts out; recite a poem and it turns into a rain of three thousand swords. How could the world of fairy tales be without weirdness, poetry, wine and freedom?