An ode declares: Heaven and Earth are the furnace, Creation the artisan; Yin and Yang the fuel, and all things the metal.
Countless beings in this world struggle to cultivate, all vying for that one slim chance of life along the vast Great Way.
As the saying goes, once you comprehend the Great Way, you are free to roam beneath the blue waters and endless skies!
People say there is nothing you cannot cast aside for it, but in the end, some things simply cannot be escaped...
(Here's a nonprofit website recommendation: The Grand Story of Mortals. Those who enjoy classical Chinese literature won't regret taking a look: http://www.fanren8.com/read-htm-tid-5337.html)
Thanks to Mozhe Platform for providing a free cover.
(P.S. The line “Heaven and Earth are the furnace” is from Jia Yi's “Owl Rhapsody” of the Han dynasty.)
Can the comments be constructive?
Don't be mechanized!
The main character is already several dozen years old, but he still calls him a brat.
"The Immortal Sword Lord" is here. Book lovers who are waiting for updates may wish to read it. The number of words exceeds one million. How many updates will depend on the readers' mood.
I hate Peony La too much and I'm such a failure as a character.
I recommend a copy of "Desire to Banish the Immortal" for collection, which is worth reading.