Moving Mountains and Foolish Scriptures

Traveling through the world of cultivation, Zhang Xiaoheng did not get a golden finger. Instead, he was bound to the three "sacrifice systems" at the same time. Buddhism requires him to cut off his flesh, Taoism forces him to kill, and Confucianism requires him to sacrifice himself. The extreme tasks day after day caused his body to rot, his spirit to split, and his literary courage to break. When he was on the verge of collapse, he met Liao Ye, a cub of "Fu Dou" who was also rejected by the world - a lonely little beast that would bring disaster to anyone who came near it. The three tearing extreme forces in Zhang Xiaoheng's body actually formed a temporary balance with Liao Ye's world-destroying aura. One person and one animal, clinging to each other for warmth in a desperate situation. In order to give Liaoye a real "home", Zhang Xiaoheng began to do the most clumsy thing: like Yu Gong, he dug the fairy mountain that suppressed Liaoye's spiritual veins with his bare hands. He endured the system's backlash during the day, secretly moved a handful of soil at night, and carried on this long and desperate struggle in an unknown corner. Until the fairy mountain collapsed, the truth emerged: the system in his body was actually transformed by the murderer who killed him in his previous life. And every time he obeyed, he was sacrificing strength to the enemy. In the end, Zhang Xiaoheng detonated everything, not for revenge, but to return the "right to choose"-this tiny, human fire to every soul struggling in the darkness. This is a story about how pain shapes people, and how people can tame pain. When the world kisses you with pain, can you still hold another trembling beast tenderly?