Blue Star has fallen into the Age of Dharma Decline, and the immortal path has vanished from the world.
An ancient grand formation sealed away for countless ages bursts into the world, opening a passage from the mortal realm to the Myriad Worlds.
Countless mortals venture into other realms to fight for rare treasures, battling with their flesh and blood as they compete to embark on the path to immortality.
While everyone seeks fortuitous encounters and champions martial might, he carves out another path, using his original heart as a formation and comprehending the mysteries of myriad formations.
He tempers his heart amid the mortal world's trials, brings peace to the turmoil among sects in the Immortal Realm, ventures into the God Realm to suppress the chaotic calamity, and restores the six paths of reincarnation.
He does not seek the glory of slaughter and conquest. Instead, he delivers the world from its countless sorrows.
When the age reaches its end, he breaks free of the shackles of heaven and earth and founds an unprecedented path of the heart, recording all his life's cultivation in the Ancient Record of Profound Mysteries.
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This is great! It starts from the Dharma-ending Age, which makes it very immersive.
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A white horse and a plain carriage, all show and no substance, a laugh pointing to a life of toil, a fleeting dream. In the blink of an eye, death's hand arrives, and desolate smoke and overgrown weeds bury the skull. (Zhuangzi, "Illusory Dreams and Dust")
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Lotus leaves and blossoms fill the pond, a person sits in the middle to cool off. Turning away from perilous storms, one returns to one's true nature, guarding the Way, far removed from worldly affairs. (Zhuangzi, "Free and Easy Wandering")