This Martial Sage Feeds on the Dao

"The Dao can be eaten, and it always tastes good."

In the Ancient Dao World, desolate mists shroud the sky, and people live in cities atop high mountains.

Martial artists feed on the Dao, consuming it to strengthen themselves.

Martial arts and the Dao are connected. Train to the utmost, and you can forge a specific "Destiny Nature," making supernatural abilities a permanent part of yourself.

But limited comprehension, along with the four great constraints of "Dao," "wonders," "arts," and "wealth," puts such heights beyond the reach of ordinary people.

Chen Qing transmigrated with no memories, trapped in a mountain stronghold and on the brink of death.

The sage said, "Only through utter sincerity can one fulfill one's nature."

And so he bestowed upon Chen Qing a Red-Heart Dao Lotus, manifesting myriad forms of spiritual insight.

As long as he focused on his work, he could accumulate pure wisdom essence and awaken absolute comprehension.

From then on, the world kissed him with pain, but he answered with song, then slapped it again and again, making it kneel and apologize, until the world played a triumphant anthem and no longer dared to kiss him.

"The Dao can be eaten, yet it is hard to stomach."

The only question is, in the end, do people consume the Dao, or does the Dao consume people?