Beyond Spiritual Roots, Ordinary Fire Sets a Prairie Fire

Li Su, a young man, was tested by the immortal sect and was judged to have "no spiritual roots". His path to immortality was cut off and he was looked down upon. When he was in despair, he was taught by a reclusive old scholar and realized that "the Tao is in all things" and that cultivation is not just about absorbing spiritual energy. He abandoned the traditional path of cultivating immortality, used his eyes as rulers and his hands as instruments, and embarked on the difficult journey of "investigating things to gain knowledge". Observe the cooperation of ants and understand the way to combine force; observe the operation of waterwheels and understand the transformation of power; improve farm tools and first show your wisdom. He takes the laws of physics as his foundation, chemical changes as his technique, and regards all things in the world as analyzable models. From being ridiculed as a "heresy", to establishing a sect and establishing the "Gewu Taoist Temple"; from relying on intelligent instruments to deal with low-level monks, to using a mortal body to resist the pressure of the golden elixir. Li Su uses knowledge as a weapon to analyze the origin of the world step by step and touch the power of rules. He proved that the great road is not the privilege of immortal cultivators. With wisdom, perseverance and the pursuit of truth, mortals can also analyze the world and create their own path, creating a broad road for the world that does not require spiritual roots.