Between Ten Thousand Ways

Dayin eight hundred years. The Academy of Literature writes about the human world, the Martial Temple erects monuments to control the mountains and rivers, the Taoist Palace observes destiny, the Demonic Court guards all races, the Preface Palace deduce the laws of the world, and Buddhist monks walk the cycle of life and death. The six great principles govern the world together. Everyone is on the path. Some people write essays and use their words to overwhelm heaven and earth. Some people practice martial arts and create mountains and rivers with their bodies. Some people ask for immortality, some seek order, and some seek salvation for all sentient beings. Some people also believe: Dao Dao should not be lofty. … Chen Jiusheng, a young man from the frontier, walked out of Blackwater City. What I saw along the way: Literary ethics may not necessarily be benevolent. Martial arts does not necessarily mean courage. Immortality may not be true. And beneath all the glory in this world, there seems to be a truth hidden that no one wants to mention. Later. Someone asked him: "What is Tao?" The young man stood behind tens of thousands of people, looked at the saints in the sky, and said only one sentence: ——"Let people live, then they shout." Eastern fantasy, literature, dynasty, common people, group portraits, multiple traditions, national destiny