The Infinite Calamity of Discussing the Tao in Wuliang Mountain

"Taoism at Wuliang Mountain is a once-in-a-century event in the spiritual world. But this time, the gate was opened fifty years in advance, and only seven people were invited." Ji Wuzheng never thought he would be selected. As the last descendant of the "Jie Tian Lineage", his practice philosophy is regarded as heresy by the mainstream - "If the Tao can be described, it is not the true Tao." When he set foot on the Wuxiang Peak, he found that the other six commentators were: a sword cultivator who insisted on "proving the Tao through battle", a female crown who believed in the "ruthless road", an old monk who respected the "unification of all dharma"... And the strangest thing was that the "Tao Dao Monument" in the mountain, which had existed since the beginning of the world, turned out to be blank this time. As the discussion began, strange things happened one after another: some said they heard the late master's voice, some found that their skills were regressing, and what's even more terrifying is that every time someone raised a point, a landscape in the mountain would disappear... When Ji Wuzheng discovered that the so-called "Tao discussion" was just a trap for someone to swallow up the Taoist heart of a practitioner, the seven of them could no longer leave. Either continue this debate that is destined to have no answer until the heart of Tao collapses, or... Admit that "there is no Tao at all." And the monk who always smiled said: "Have you ever thought that one of us is not here to discuss Taoism at all?"