Xiao Liang Meng Hua Lu

During the reign of Liang Tianjian, Jiangnan was at peace, Buddhism and Taoism were flourishing, scribes talked freely, and the theory of dream theory was very popular. Rumor has it that literati can understand poetry in their dreams, monks see Buddha in their dreams, and Taoist priests can travel thousands of miles in their dreams. Dreams have become the auspiciousness of the emperor and the comfort of the people - it seems that the whole world is intoxicated in dreams. Zhou Wen, a young Taoist priest from Maoshan, has been practicing Taoism for more than ten years and has a dull temperament. Master Tao Hongjing ordered him to go down the mountain with the three treasures and go to the Qingcheng Taoist Temple to meet his uncle. On the surface, he gave gifts and learned about it, but in fact, he was exploring the source of the dream tide. Along the way, the mountains and fog were blurred, and the shadows of dreams disappeared into the dust. He saw monsters, people, and hearts. Some people seek immortality in their dreams, some seek death in their dreams; some forget their lives because of their dreams, and some gain enlightenment because of their dreams. The tide of dreams surged eastward and spread to the south of the Yangtze River; the theory of the dream country spread quietly. The Southwest Witch Gu, the Qingcheng Dream Sect, and the Buddhist Dharma Sect all have one thought, and they all want to use dreams to bring peace to the world. But everyone in the world doesn't know - a dream is like a sea, and when you wake up, there is no shore. Zhou Wen walks among the dust and dreams, uses the mirror to illuminate his heart, and uses his heart to ask the truth. Desire for a reality beyond dreams, Also want to understand: If dreams can bring peace to the world, should we still break them?