>At the moment yin and yang alternated, day giving way to night.
Heaven and earth seemed to enter a peculiar state in which yin and yang stood distinctly apart.
At that very moment, on Yu Xiu, who had stood outside the courtyard all night, the layer of "clothing" woven from moonlight seemed to grow especially heavy.
It remained so until the bright moon and the Greater Yang hung in the sky together, one in the far west, the other in the far east.
One yin, one yang—their two rays of light fell upon Yu Xiu at the same time.
The "clothing" of moonlight on his body began to flow rapidly, then finally transformed into a Jade Rabbit and burrowed into him.
At that same moment, dazzling light spilled from the rising Greater Yang.
It was as if the sun favored Yu Xiu above all others, for the light around him burned even more fiercely than the sun itself.
Yin and yang stood distinctly apart!
Heaven divides yin from yang!
People, too, are divided into yin and yang!
Even the eyes can be divided into yin and yang!
All things can be divided into yin and yang!
If so, can I take yin and yang as my foundation and forge a world within myself?
The Immortal Dao need not be such an inconvenient thing.
The solitary bright moon and the Greater Yang are, in the end, only parts of heaven and earth. In this world, there are also the Five Elements—metal, wood, water, fire, and earth—as well as wind and thunder, and the vastness of the universe. All possess spiritual essence.
*Since I mean to open a path to immortality and become the progenitor of the Immortal Dao, I must create a method that can encompass yin and yang, the Five