Rebirth Of The Primordial Dao

Fish forget each other in the rivers and lakes

People forget each other in the pursuit of the Way and its techniques

If heaven and earth were to forget each other

This is the Primordial Unity Path

The way of Heaven should benefit without causing harm; the way of the sage should act without contention. When Zhou Cheng arrived in the primordial era, he witnessed the damage to the heavenly way and the chaos in the world. In desperation, he could only pick up the brick in his hand. While others attain the Dao through emotional detachment or through merits, I choose to demonstrate the Dao through strength, achieving it by transcending the boundaries of heaven and earth. Fish are intoxicated by the depths of the rivers and lakes, people are captivated by the intricacies of the great Dao, yet I wish to be immersed in the entirety of heaven and earth, to attain the Dao of the primordial unity.

When the way of heaven is harmed, strike with bricks; when the way of earth is harmed, strike with bricks. When the great ways of heaven and earth are harmed, let me see my bricks strike against those who deceive living beings. Regardless of which celestial beings, ghosts, or deities are involved, or which primordial sage it may be, when it is time to act, I will act; when it is time to strike twice, I will not hold back.

Those who look down upon the world are doomed

The great thief deceives the world.

People who are displeasing to the eye should be dealt with harshly

To forge a clear sky, to create a prosperous era, to carve out a grand myth

This book centers around the protagonist Zhou Cheng, tracing a narrative from ancient mythology to modern xianxia mythology, and ultimately transitioning into the post-mythological era. It can be said that this is a work of considerable seriousness in its writing. The content of the book emphasizes the exploration of human nature, with a significant focus on the relationship between the great path and ordinary hearts.

This book evokes a sense of ethereal calmness, allowing for endless enjoyment upon repeated appreciation

The language of this book differs from the vulgar tastes of other novels; instead, it is characterized by an ancient simplicity, imbued with the essence of "Dao"