Asking for Unity

When he entered the sect at the age of seven, Shen Yuan did not choose Huang-level skills, nor did he compete for the "Qingyun Golden Chapter", which was a low-level Xuan-level book. He chose the incomplete technique brought out from the ancient cave - dual cultivation of earth and metal. It had unlimited prospects but was full of loopholes. He was born with a strange affinity for Tao, and could vaguely sense the direction of repair. It was a bet he'd staked his entire boyhood on, and he bet he could make up for it. Twelve years later, he was still struggling in the middle stage of Qi training with his fellow sect. No one pays attention to this disciple who is ranked in the middle and lower reaches. They only know that he always spends time in the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion reading boring theoretical books. No one knew that he had completed 30% of the skills by groping alone. The progress was slow, but he never gave up - the direction was right, it was just missing a light. When he was eighteen years old, deep in the back mountains, he got the lamp. The Wanxiang Stele - a fragment of the inscription from the ancient "Dao Undivided" period, can see through the essential lines behind all the techniques. It took him a year and a half to make up the remaining 70%. In the sect's year-to-year competition, the eighth level of Qi training leapfrogged over the ninth level and reached the top three. The whole audience was shocked, except for the alcoholic old man in the Sutra Pavilion who narrowed his eyes and smiled. However, the Wanxiang Monument brought him much more than that - tens of thousands of years ago, someone divided the avenue of heaven and earth into two, and the division between good and evil was just a scam that lasted for thousands of years. For thousands of years, no one has ascended. And he happens to be the only person who can see the "origin of Tao". He does not follow the right path and does not enter the evil path. He walks the path of unity.