Qingshan Shujuan Asks the Common People

The protagonist goes from an ordinary person to an advocate of equality in the world of cultivation. Ordinary people also have dreams and strive for them. Outside the great city of Cultivation, mortals are like grass. Wang Ping lived in a mortal village on the outskirts of the city. He had been used to seeing one thing since he was a child: hundreds of households were wiped out when an immortal master was angry; half a village was buried with the immortal boy in a duel. People without spiritual veins are worse than ants in the eyes of monks - ants have no intention to kill, but mortals are dust that can be wiped away easily. The best blacksmith in the village was split in half by a wind blade just because he blocked the mount of an inner disciple. Wang Ping is literate. There were several boxes of old books left by unknown persons piled up in the dilapidated temple at the entrance of the village, which became his only solace. When he was fifteen years old that year, he dug out a torn bamboo slip at the bottom of the stack of books, with only eight words on it: "Writing can convey the Tao, and words can communicate with the spirit." That night, he copied the eight words repeatedly on the dirt with a pointing pen. When he wrote the ninety-ninth time, the handwriting suddenly shimmered and penetrated into the center of his eyebrows. An unprecedented power exploded in his body - it was not a spiritual root, but a "literary heart". From that moment on, Wang Ping embarked on a path that had never been seen before in the world of cultivation. He does not form golden elixirs or cultivate Yuanying, but only cultivates "awe-inspiring righteousness" in his heart. He wrote "Ode to Mortals" on the city wall, and ink rain fell on the whole city, and the spiritual veins awakened in the mortal bodies; he wrote the word "Stop Killing" on the battlefield to force the elders of the Holy Land to retreat; in desperate situation, he opened the book full of mortal sufferings, and read word by word, he averted the ninth level of heavenly tribulation. What he wanted to do was never reach the top. What he wants to do is to add another line of words on the stone tablet of heaven that has suppressed mortals for thousands of years: "Anyone with a spirit can ask questions.".