Sixth Transformation of Life by Li Xuanran

To readers This book tells the story of a boy who caught a light and walked a whole night. The road he has traveled is not long. He entered the water at the age of fifteen, was hunted down at the age of nineteen, and sat on the bluestone on the north bank of Taoyuan Keng in his early twenties. But he has traveled a long way - from the old man's crutch under the water in Taoyuan Pit to the soil surface of seven peach buds beside the wall of the old house. He took on a disciple, made a friend, loved a girl, and lost many times. There are many scenes in the book, and many magic collisions. But it was only later that I realized that the core of this book is not fighting, but a sentence: "The energy that brings all things back to their original state is still circulating in the Dantian." You may not have learned magic, and you may not have been hunted. But you must have had that feeling - everyone is gone, but you can't stop. The wind is still blowing, the light is still shining, and the peach buds are still in the soil. Gu An said "I blocked it", Wen Mo said "You have to walk the road behind yourself", and reconstructed Gu An said "Tu remembers that shape". One thing they say: the light you catch, stays on. The peach buds will still grow. Everything will return to its original state and will not be extinguished. If you read to the end, you will know this statement is true. Thank you for reading this story.