All Dharmas Are Exhausted

Ning Zhiwei practiced Taoism for forty-seven years, and once he returned to his original form, he served as the patrol envoy of Shouzhuo Mountain, responsible for inspecting the new laws of the world. On the first day he took office, he saw a ruins that were built a thousand years ago in a folk rain method. There are only broken monuments in the heyday of the Immortal Sect, but the minor skills have been passed down for generations; the supreme Taoism that is regarded as orthodox today may become the bane of the destruction of the world in future generations. Ning Zhiwei can enter the "Tao ruins" left by various Taoist traditions in the future, check their rise and fall, and observe their success or failure. It's just that the future is not a number of days. Whenever he changes the cause and effect of today, what he saw in the past will disappear and turn into an even stranger scene. Until one day, he saw a future of eternal peace. There are no more disasters, no more disputes, and no new Taoism is born. The great road has its permanence, and all dharmas have their end. Are those who come after us still qualified to find another way forward?