Moving Mountains

Liang Xin was born into a convict household and thought he would never amount to anything in this life. Unexpectedly, at the age of eight, a ghost servant who once served beside the Liang family ancestor came to pledge loyalty to him...

To cultivate the Dao and attain enlightenment, one must cut off mortal emotions. In the eyes of cultivators, only the heavenly Dao exists, unmoved by outside things, without worldly joy or humiliation.

The Dao heart is not the human heart.

But Liang Xin is an exception. He has cultivation, but no Dao heart.

When he sees his family enjoying prosperity, he beams with joy; when he sees his friends angry, he feels indignant too; when a beautiful woman passes by, he cannot help but take a deep breath of the fragrant breeze she leaves behind...

Because of this mortal heart, Liang Xin is human, and the world of mortals is his happy home.

If he must choose between ‘immortal’ and ‘human,’ he will decide without hesitation: move mountains!