Immortal Commandments

Every legend has a grain of truth, so how can you tell the difference? Is there any distinction between good and evil in the path of seeking the Tao? It's just that the winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. What is the standard of a strong person in your mind? Is it the repeated victories that make people admire you? Or the perseverance of fighting against repeated defeats? I don't know the answer. But I heard that a mortal named Zhang Li got the opportunity to change his life because of an ordinary stargazing trip, and he embarked on the road to immortality... This book is neither systematic nor time-travelling. "What about the harem?" "Haha, fellow Taoist, your Taoist heart is not strong. Stop your thoughts quickly and don't narrow your path to immortality..." If you don't listen to the fairy's words, you will suffer a lot!