I Want to Climb a Mountain

On a mountain peak, there is a thatched house. In front of the thatched house is a small vegetable garden, and some livestock are also raised. There is a man sitting cross-legged on the futon outside the thatched house. The strange thing is that this man's face looks like a young boy, but also looks like he is in his thirties. His temperament occasionally reveals is like a respected old scholar. People can't tell his age, but can only see his temperament as if he has become an immortal. There is no strange phenomenon around this man, but it makes people feel that he is blending into the heaven and earth, as if he is echoing with the floating clouds in the sky. At this time, several young Taoist priests worked hard to climb to the top of the mountain, but no one dared to speak first. Finally, a young Taoist boy had the courage to ask the grandfather, the most senior patriarch in the sect, "How did you embark on the path of seeking Taoism back then?" He raised his head, bits and pieces of the past appearing in his eyes. In the end, he just looked at the excited and nervous little Taoist boy in front of him and smiled. "Just because I want to climb mountains." This book not only tells the story of the protagonist, but also the footprints of every seeker. (This is the first book of a new writer, please feel free to discuss or provide guidance in the comment area)