Enlightened Path: Heavenly Dragon

After transmigrating to a world remarkably like the one described in the novel Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, he really does train in the Xiaoyao Sect’s master-level martial arts, the Northern Darkness Divine Skill and the Lingbo Micro-Step. He nearly follows the same path as Wuyazi, a man almost like an immortal: the more glorious the first half of your life, the more miserable the second. When time and space shift, if someone can truly bring their memories to another world, won’t their way of thinking change dramatically? Would they still fight tooth and nail with ordinary jianghu figures over who is number one under heaven? Would they even dare to pursue immortality? There is a way to longevity, an endless cycle of life. If you live another life without understanding the Dao and only seek a good time, you might as well play video games, where you can come and go more freely. Without even realizing it, Qin Chao is no longer the person he once was. His horizons grow broader, his understanding deeper, and his martial arts stronger. One tree does not make a forest. He cares not only about his own evolution, but also about the evolution of all humankind. The weaker it is, the closer it comes to the essence. First came the yin and yang of the Book of Changes; later came the computer’s ones and zeros. A minor path leads to the Great Dao. Once you set foot on it, never look back. Remember your original aspirations and press on. Longevity begins with seeking the Dao, and seeking the Dao begins with understanding it. Understanding the Dao does not mean abandoning your humanity and living in some remote mountain forest. You can teach Zhong Ling and Mu Wanqing to sing The Smiling, Proud Wanderer: “A laugh rings out over the vast sea...” You can tell Gan Baobao and Qin Hongmian the story of A Step into the Past: “The tides surge on both shores...” Amid the tides, remember only today. Being too rigid about abstaining from killing and lust means you can’t let go, and that becomes reckless indulgence. Seeking to protect yourself without kneeling means that if you can’t get along with others, you become wildly ambitious. Still unsatisfied with seeking novelty and change, he revises and rewrites for years. The old Tianlong: Beyond the Heavens, the new Happy Wuxia. First published on Qidian Chinese website.