There are two methods of enlightenment: gradual and sudden.
In truth, they are merely different stages of the same process.
Without gradual clarity, how does one achieve sudden insight?
History has long been rewritten.
The continuation of the Chinese civilization for thousands of years, drifting in circles, comes down to the cycle of formation, existence, destruction, and emptiness.
The seemingly tumultuous changes are never without the persistent entanglement of human nature.
Shen Yue did not think that arriving at the pivotal moment before the Jingkang calamity guaranteed he could change history.
There were many reasons: He did not know how long he would stay, he had to contend with the suspicion of those on Mount Tianzhu, and he also had to consider whether the King of Nine Provinces would appear.
Not to mention, there was also an adept who had mastered the Dao, Shui Qingmeng, seeking him out.
