Picking the Universe with One Hand

This is not another routine story about leveling up and fighting monsters, but a fantasy epic with a real "soul". The moment I closed the book, the bizarre world was not far away. What the author writes are no longer flat "monks" and "demon", but flesh-and-blood seekers struggling between Taoism and desire. The protagonist's growth trajectory is not a cool template of cheating all the way. Every breakthrough is accompanied by the torture of beliefs and the payment of a price, making you can't help but ask yourself: How would I choose? The most amazing thing is its self-consistent and almost cruel world view. From the laws of heaven to the spiritual power system, every setting is like a precision gear. The "Tao rhyme" in the book replaces simple level labels. The duel between the strong is no longer a battle of spells, but a collision of Tao concepts, full of the poetry and tension of Eastern philosophy. However, under the majestic setting, the most touching thing is the glimmer of humanity in the details. A bowl of stomach-warming spiritual porridge in the market, an unspoken promise at the critical moment of life and death... These delicate brushstrokes bring the vast world of immortals to reality, full of the warmth of fireworks and human feelings. If you are tired of the same old "don't bully young people who are poor", and if you are eager to find a world that you can truly immerse yourself in and share your joys and sorrows, then this book will be your best choice. It redefines the boundaries of fantasy imagination, with a long lasting and unforgettable aftertaste.