Great Ming Heart Saint: Great Doctor of Mountains and Rivers

Table: A wandering doctor, with several grotesque companions, traveled all over the remaining mountains and rivers in the late Ming Dynasty, treating diseases and saving people, and also dissected the "monsters" who pretended to be gods and ghosts. Here: Use modern physics (investigation of things), Chinese medicine pathology (harmony), and Wang Yangming's psychology (to conscience) to deconstruct the ancient Chinese legends of supernatural beings and the craze for cultivating immortals. Tao: To cultivate immortality is to put the world into one's own body (greed/entropy increase); to cultivate Taoism is to integrate oneself into the laws of the world (harmony/entropy decrease)