Keep Your Mind Straight

In the Great Era, Chen Zhou, an eight-year-old boy from the Chen family in Yanzhou, picked up a clingy little yellow dog and lived a peaceful life, waiting for the triennial spirit testing ceremony. He has no unnatural qualifications, nor is he keen on being competitive. He only believes in "cultivate your mind first, and be steady on your journey": study clearly, polish your mind, and don't rush for success; dig grass for money, take care of your family, and know how to advance and retreat. Don't panic when encountering poisonous snakes, don't be greedy when seeing benefits, and walk your own path step by step on the boundary between the secular and immortal paths. Entering Taoism with a middle-grade spiritual root, he is neither arrogant nor impetuous, and is steady and steady; when there are family disputes, he calmly deals with it, protecting his relatives and family; with sect experience, he does not make enmities and makes good friends; when the catastrophe outside the world comes, he goes from protecting his small family to carrying the hope of thousands of living things in the vast state, and finally becomes the Taoist Lord of Qinghe. This is a story with no exciting points and no bloody counterattacks. It only tells the story of a calm young man who, with a little yellow dog, moves forward step by step in the eight regions of Haozhou, keeping his original intention, protecting his relatives, settling down in his hometown, and finally attaining the great path of cultivation.