Boating on the Qihai Sea

Under the shadow of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, undercurrents surged. Yang Xiao, a young man, was originally a bookkeeper at a seaside business, but because he was burdened with the "sword brand" of a mysterious powerful man, he was involved in a blood feud overnight. The fire burned down his family, and his mentor died tragically. He dragged his broken bones and body through the rainy night for thirty miles, and knocked on the door of a dilapidated Taoist temple in Beishan. There is no panacea for success here, only two iron birch barrels weighing more than a hundred kilograms, and a purple bamboo forest that can only be "heard" to be broken by hand. From carrying and unloading force to transforming the spine into a dragon, from sensing the subtle "qi sense" to breaking through the void with the physical body. In this world, mortals see mountains as mountains, while monks see mountains as boundaries. In that indescribable grand universe, four continents are spread out, Sumeru stands tall, and hundreds of millions of creatures are floating and sinking in the "Qi Sea". Three hundred years later, the end of the law is coming and darkness is shrouding the world. When the legendary "Secret Realm Beyond Heaven" reappears in the world, gods and demons covet it, and war resumes. Let's see how Yang Xiao uses his mortal body to forge the clanking thunder bone, and uses the sword in his hand to carve out a path to the sky in the chess game of gods and demons! It's not about talent, it's about choice. Choose to hold on to your breath in the hustle and bustle, and stand straight in the midst of adversity. This is not only a novel, but also an ultimate deduction of the possibilities of life. There is no need to envy the immortals in the sky, because there is an undiscovered spiritual mountain hidden in everyone's body. Let's see how Yang Xiao uses his body to sail across the endless sea.