Wherever You Go to the Sky

In troubled times, nations are at war, and all living beings are like ants ups and downs. Jiang Chen was born in the mountains and plains. He has no peerless talent, no ancient bloodline, no chance from heaven, and no bugs that defy the heavens. He is the most ordinary mortal in the world, alone in troubled times, and his only source of support is the tolerance, introspection and speculation that are far beyond ordinary people. People in the world rely on chance encounters, luck, and heaven's instructions to cultivate immortality. Only Jiang Chen walked the path of suffering that no one has ever walked before. If you have no road, you will follow the principles; if you have no luck, you will cultivate your mind; if you have no resources, you will endure the years. Survive in the chaotic world of harsh government, explore the secrets of mountains and rivers, and among thousands of mediocre sentient beings, rediscover, settle, and polish oneself day after day. There is no miracle of reaching the sky in one step, no luck of turning a bad thing into a good one. Every step is asceticism, and every year is precipitation. Others rely on God to give them the way, and their scenery is endless. He followed the path with his mortal body, stepping on the sky every step of the way. The ups and downs of the sea, thousands of years of practice. When all the shortcuts in the world fail, the most ordinary dust in the mountains will finally use his heart, experience, and obsession to forcibly embark on a road to the sky that belongs to mortals.