So Sleepy I Could Die 瞌睡死了

3 我 My Life as a Daoist 我的修道生涯 Xiao Xiaosheng小小圣Xianxia1.1M WordsCompleted Time is the most superfluous thing to me as a cultivator. I've been terribly bored lately, so I was browsing the internet and came across an article called “We Post-80s, Our Generation!” I was quite surprised after reading it. I'm actually part of the post-80s generation too, but: I'm a genuine cultivator. When I was in elementary school, I had no idea what money was. By the time I was in college, I had already made some progress in cultivation. Money was just an external possession to me, and w 0Votes357.4kRecs391.5kFans

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Time is the most superfluous thing for someone like me who's cultivating the Tao. Lately, I've been incredibly bored, browsing aimlessly online, when I came across an article titled "The Post-80s Generation: Us!" After reading it, I was quite surprised. Actually, I'm also a member of the post-80s generation, but: I am a true Taoist practitioner. When I was in elementary school, I didn't know what money was; When I was in college, I had already achieved some success in my spiritual practice. Money was something external to me, and I would donate any money I earned to the primary school in my hometown. When I graduated from university, while my classmates were struggling to find jobs that wouldn't let them starve, I was traveling and having a great time. While housing prices in the city are soaring, I live in the sky. While everyone around me struggles to find a wife because they don't own a car or a house, I'm slinking around in shame, hiding from the world. And yet, so many close female friends want to marry me… Why…! It's amazing how people from the same era can lead such different lives. Thinking about it, cultivating Taoism is still the best option!