Mortal Cultivation: Start by Seizing Spiritual Roots

[Mortal flow + no female protagonist + decisive killing + passionate direction] I have no spiritual roots, I am just a mortal. One day, I heard that the immortal was coming and got a glimpse of the door of creation. Zhang Xianling, an orphan in Zhangjiacun, has the greatest ambition to obtain fame with the support of the old scholars in the village. Suddenly one day, a monk came back here... After hearing about the existence of immortals, Zhang Xianling also embarked on the road to find immortals. The Tao is the end of the immortal road, the supreme state of "ruthlessness, thoughtlessness, and selflessness". It is the ultimate pursuit of monks like us. "Three" refers to heaven, earth, and people. "" Refers to the two poles of yin and yang. This "one" refers to "self", the "self" of "if people do not serve themselves, heaven and earth will destroy them"! That is, the biggest "selfishness" in the world is also born from "Tao" and is the thing closest to "Tao". In order to pursue immortality, we monks can do anything, whether it is burning, killing, looting, or pretending to be public for personal gain. The more advanced the monks are, the more so. This is the best proof of "Tao Sheng Yi". As the saying goes, "the extremes of things must reverse themselves" and "yin and yang are born." After getting rid of the biggest "selfishness" in the world, the next step is "Tao", which is "ruthlessness, no thinking, and no self!" God is selfless! That's why there are three thousand avenues You remember! The essence of cultivating immortality is to compete with others to see who is the most selfish person in the world!