Tao Is Not Recorded

In this world, there are already standards for spiritual practice. The sect uses Dharma stones to teach the skills, and uses realm certificates to divide the way forward. As a result, most people avoid detours, and more people are able to embark on the path to immortality. But there are always some people who are not among the standards. Their spiritual roots are complicated, their meridians are different, their old injuries are difficult to check, or they may be slightly different from what is written in the final book. A method that is effective for most people may become a dead end for them. Xu An was just a poor young man who entered the old Taoist temple for money. His talent is not outstanding, his three spiritual roots coexist, his cultivation is slow, and he has never thought about changing anything. At first, he just wanted to save enough money to enter a nearby large sect. But among the volumes of incomplete old records, the failed attempts, and the excluded people, he gradually discovered that what is truly precious is never an answer that is always correct. But someone is willing to write down why they succeeded and why they failed. Some people are willing to admit not knowing. Some people are willing to leave wherever they go. Those who came before us may not have been able to reach the finish line. But as long as the traces remain, there will still be a way forward.