"Immortal Fate" is a collection of short cultivation novels, consisting of 8 texts, including "Love", "Breaking the Precept", "Transforming Goose Tribulation", "Talking about Souls" and "Strife When Immortal Fate Ends". The novels mostly rely on the emotions among young monks, either by appealing to love or by faith, or confused by past and present lives, or wavering between giving and receiving. Some express their longing for a sense of belonging through phantoms and through the mouths of animals. For example, in "The Tribulation of the Goose", the fairy turns into a mother goose and lives in a dirty wet pond. She and the duck go from hating each other to relying on each other, and finally return to heaven, and the calamity comes to an end. In the chapter "Strife Begins When Immortality Ends", whether in the human world or in the fairy world, love should be pure, and reunion is inevitable. "Talking about the Spirits" tells interesting stories about the conversations and bickering among the creatures and spirits in the treasure house of the fairy world. Through them, one can learn about the joys, sorrows and joys experienced by the owner, and the desire for a peaceful life of self-cultivation and family harmony. Cultivation of immortality and truth is about cultivating the right path of the heart and yearning for kindness and love.
