Cultivating Immortality: Starting with Seeing Through Fate

In this world, heroes and demons rose up everywhere. The land was lawless, commoners were treated like grass, and there was no justice among men.

“As things stand, great states attack small ones, large families disrupt small households, the strong rob the weak, the many bully the few, the cunning deceive the foolish, and the noble look down on the lowly. Bandits, rioters, and thieves rise up everywhere, and none can stop them.”

Thus the Mohists championed chivalry, the Confucians benevolence, the Daoists non-action, and the School of Diplomacy eloquent argument...

When the world has the Way, one will give up one’s life for it. When the world lacks the Way, one will give up one’s life to uphold it.

That was until Wu Mo appeared out of nowhere!

The world is treacherous, and the human heart hard to fathom?

Talent goes unrecognized, leaving one lost among the masses?

The road ahead is uncertain, arduous, and perilous?

Ever since Wu Mo found a stone inscribed with “Mandated by Heaven,” none of that was a problem anymore.

Because he could see through the fortune of all living things!

Peddlers and laborers, sages and goddesses, strange beasts and demons: whoever can be put to use will serve my cause!

For I am mandated by Heaven!

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