I Have Three Ways

Fusheng was pierced through the dream by modern consciousness, but he was trapped in a mystery in the "ancient" world of cultivation. The Tao unfolds from one person and one thing to the boundary of the universe; from urban graves to fairy tales; from seeking truth for oneself to self-forgetfulness. His story seems to be drawn by the moonlight, and he is planning to cut off its curse with the woman under the moon. If he had not lost his memory, they might have met in the modern city. But when he understood the people around him, he chose the last world. In the end, Fu Sheng understood that no matter modern technology, cultivation of immortality, or what kind of world, the meaning of his life would never change.