If I Had Known Earlier, I Would Have Tried Xianzu

[The rise and fall of a family in the style of Xiuxian's "Dream of Red Mansions"... The struggle among the group of figures, not the Virgin, the machinations of the aristocratic family] Zhu Huaijin revised the genealogy for the dignitaries of the same clan who had returned from overseas. However, his soul was separated from his body and attached to the stone lion of his mansion. When you open your eyes, you realize that cultivating immortals in this world is actually a continuation of the struggle for family status among ordinary people: The first step in spiritual practice is "setting up the stakes" - the exercises all rely on "inheriting the Tao". Even if one has talent from a poor family, it will never be possible to reach the elite. It's just that monks in this world, starting from the realm of fetal breath, need to "ask" the heaven and earth for all the exercises they practice. The world calls it - the inheritance of the earth's veins. The acquired skills are also called "inheritance". It is closely related to the foundation laid by the monks when they set up the piles. The higher the level of the foundation-building method and the stronger the level of the earth veins in the Tao-inheriting ceremony, the more mysterious the obtained skills will be. However, the cultivation techniques cannot be taught orally or in writing, unless a great master is willing to practice the Tao with his own body and turn the Tao into a "fruit", then he can teach it to others. But with this "Tao Fruit" condensed and using their own path as fuel, how many people are willing to be the foolish people who burn lamps to ferry others? "Isn't it..." Zhu Huaijin's heart was shaken, "The strong will always be strong, but the weak will never be able to achieve elegance?" Hard work? Gou Dao? It's like fishing for the moon in a well, it's just a joke. [Off topic: The rhythm is like a slow cooker, slowly unfolding, and more patience]