Once, Jiang Zuo thought the strongest people in the world were either the heavyweight boxing champions appearing on live television or those elite bodyguards protecting the nation's most important figures.
Later, Jiang Zuo met his mentor, and only then did he realize there were people far stronger than those so-called heavyweight boxing champions—Taoists.
The appearance of his mentor completely overturned the education Jiang Zuo had received for twenty years, so he joined the Army of Failures of Taoists without hesitation—why was it called the Army of Failures? Because his mentor half-jokingly said that cultivating Taoism was a dead-end.
Enchanted by the various incredible abilities of Taoists, Jiang Zuo did not melancholically discuss this dead-end problem with his mentor, but rather burned with passion, eager to uncover all his mentor's secrets.
Flying and Escaping, removing a mountain and overturning the sea—such epic power as described in novels.
