Immortal Dust

This book blends demons, martial arts, chivalry, romance, military warfare, and poetry into one. Following the cultivation journeys of the mendicant monk and Li Shijian, it weaves together the love and hatred, joys and sorrows of countless cultivators. The mendicant monk relies on the Sacred Bowl of the Heavens, while the Sword-Poet Immortal devotes himself to practicing the Poem Sword Art. From insignificant mortals to sacred beings of the heavens, their journey through the mortal world of immortality is full of upheavals and twists.

The Daoist friend Monk Wugen composed the poem To the Tune of Linjiang Xian, Ode to Immortal Dust, in praise:

Amid the willows, orioles cry in a jumble of song; spring is cut by swallows' wings as they soar through the sky. A thousand shades of red and purple embroider the scene anew. Flowers bloom, then fall, and spring departs without a trace. The workings of karma are hard to fathom; people are like dreams, each heart devoted to its own passion. Longing flows east like water. The bygone tales of Immortal Dust, windblown petals scattered across the ground.