Sweeping the Mountains and Seas with Mighty Spirit

[Tag: Eastern Fantasy/Literary Dao/Qilu Culture/Family, Country, and World/Guardian/Words and Laws/Youth Growth/Epic] If you want to establish yourself, you can establish others; if you want to reach yourself, you can reach others. This is the benevolence of Confucianism and the soul of this book. At the age of five, Zhang Jingchu entered the Yunqi realm and carved the word "Ning" in his Dantian. It's not to become stronger, it's to stop a person from escaping. Later, he wanted to stop a race from escaping. Later, he wanted to make a civilization stop escaping. This is not a fantasy about simply fighting monsters and upgrading. This is an oriental epic based on literature, Taoism and immortality, integrating the cultural context of Qilu, Jixia Academy, and the myths of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and is about civilization, choice and protection. 90,000 Years ago, Zhuanxu reached heaven, and the guests from outside the world were sealed; In the battle of Youdu, the Nine Saints were martyred, the prophet came to the world, and the gate of heaven locked the world. The path of immortality has ended, the way of literature is flourishing, the seven realms are connected to the sky, and the words are followed by the law. The young man set out from Jixia, realized the righteousness of his family and country, and kept his childhood promise. Slay demons, find out the secrets of the sect master, seize the rare stone that mends the sky, and go to the appointment with the hidden immortal. Use context as a sword and spirit as a front to protect the common people, control the heavens, and conquer mountains and seas. Before reading, I have some questions for you: Have you ever wondered why the Milky Way is so empty? Why can't we find other civilizations? Maybe, not nothing. They have been here before. Maybe we are not alone. Someone made them leave. That person's name is Zhang Jingchu.