The Place of Nowhere: Mysterious Law Chapter

In the future world of 10,000 AD, Beiming - a forbidden land locked in fog and distorted in time and space - silently guards the causal order of the world. Here, there is no support of spiritual energy, no constraints of laws, and even time and cause and effect are no longer normal. The laws of all things that practitioners rely on are all ineffective in Beiming, and only the mind can stand on its own. Xingru, an ordinary yet extraordinary practitioner, stepped into Beiming and began her path of independence - not relying on spiritual energy, laws, or cause and effect, but seeing clearly all reliance and gradually abandoning it until her mind became clear and she stood on her own in the void. Her path is neither right nor wrong, and it points directly to the origin of all things, challenging the order of all worlds. In Beiming, she met various practitioners, Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, heavenly dragons, and Gandharvas, experienced many trials in the inheritance palace, and also faced the test of her character. Beyond the North Ming, the world's cause and effect are in chaos, and all living beings are lost. She must resolve illusions, save sentient beings, and restore order in a helpless way. From the loneliness in the depths of Beiming, to the brilliance of the inheritance palace, to the chaos of the world of sentient beings, Xingru gradually understood the core philosophy of Yin Xin Sect: if the heart is self-reliant and has nothing to rely on, the void is the Taoist field; all dharmas are inherently empty, and all living beings are self-enlightened; there is no end to practice, and the mind is unimpeded. When the brilliance of the Northern Ming shines across the eight wastelands, and the cause and effect of all living beings is restored, the Yin Xin Sect is also reborn from the hands of Xingru, becoming a beacon of spiritual wisdom that spans hundreds of millions of years. This is a fantasy story about standing without support, as well as a philosophical legend about the awakening of mind, insight into cause and effect, and the order of the world. The journey of Xingru is not only the lonely journey of the practitioner, but also the light of enlightenment for all sentient beings in the world.