Chen Dao Holds the Sword

People in the world are cultivating immortals, seeking supernatural powers, immortality, being superior to all living beings, and picking the supreme Taoist fruit from the clouds. Only Lu Shi, a young man from Xihebu, rose up from the fireworks in the mud alley with incomplete spiritual roots, no luck, no teachers, and no chance. He only sticks to one thing - not messing with his heart and living up to the world. It is also a matter of spiritual practice. Others climb mountains to ask questions, cut off all obstacles, and only seek perfection in oneself. He walked on foot, helped when he saw suffering, stopped when he saw injustice, nourished his sword with small kindness, and spent half his life wandering on the road to enlightenment. Monks talk about rules, etiquette, and heaven's determination of superiority and inferiority. They are arrogant and regard the common people as ants and fireworks as dust. Lu Shi only talks about the human heart, debts, right and wrong. The most powerful thing in the world is never magical power. It is a heart that is still unwilling to succumb to the filth of the world despite being in humble mud. The young man holding the sword does not follow the sky, does not chase immortals, and does not strive for the top. Just go to the fireworks place in the world, keep justice for a lifetime, and establish a mortal path for a lifetime. In the future, the nine regions will be in turmoil, the orthodoxy will be in decline, and thousands of families will be displaced. The commoner boy who repaired the wooden boat at the beginning will eventually use the weakest body in the world to support the most righteous way in the world.