Taiyan Boundless

It's too easy to have no form, and it's too easy to be everything. Taishichu transforms form into shape, Taisushi Yuntao gives birth to Tao. The two balances of Taiji's plain colors and Taiyuan's ultimate are the Dharma. Tao gives birth to one, gives birth to two, two gives birth to three, and three gives birth to all things. In the three thousand worlds, if there is a way, there is a law, and if there is a form, there is a form. Creatures are born out of nothing, and the great road is transformed out of nothing. All worlds, all ways, all dharma, and all fates have their origins, and the calamity of returning to ruins begins. It is called immeasurable calamity and covers the immeasurable universe. After the great calamity, all appearances, all dharma, all ways... Will disappear. However, the teaching of reincarnation eventually leads to transcendence. Those who have calamity have infinite transformations. Those who have beasts will swallow them immeasurably. Those who have profound knowledge are free and happy. If you want to know the continuation, please look for the Taoist records. All fates are seen in this, and all paths are seen in this. (Group portrait article. It may include martial arts, fairy tales, fantasy, magic, etc.) Introduction to previous volumes In the thousand-year dynasty, the heavenly dragon reigned supreme and the hungry beasts roamed the territory. Martial arts are rampant, and the military prime minister can defeat ten thousand with one. Cattle and sheep seem to be accustomed to being devoured of flesh and blood, accustomed to groveling. Those hypocritical people use the bones of cattle and sheep to show off etiquette, justice and morality. Those greedy ones will eat even the last bones. Those playfully playing with cattle and sheep to satisfy their own interests. … Until a fire is ignited, ignited in the lowest place, ignited in the coldest place. A red dragon was born.