Everyone knew what Qin Fen was like. He was a complete weakling in a fight, but that did not mean he lacked spirit. With so many people ganging up on him, how could Big Chef possibly be pleased? After one setback after another today, Qin Fen felt more and more stifled. He knew Heavenly Dao was behind this. You want to mess with me? I wasn't raised to be scared. Bring it on.
He might not have much strength, but that did not mean he lacked theoretical knowledge. The Mortal Realm was an age of information explosion. After reading so many novels, especially xianxia novels, even an idiot knew the Tao Te Ching was incredible.
What kind of book was the Tao Te Ching? It was the work of Laozi, Li Er, one of the world's two great classics alongside the Bible. Its reach was so broad it was frightening. There were plenty of people around the world who knew of the Tao Te Ching; the number who understood it even surpassed those familiar with Guanyin and others.
Why? Simple. Laozi was the founder of Daoist culture in Chinese history and the origin of Daoist teachings.
The Tao Te Ching was also the Daoist School's most influential book. Setting aside its influence, the knowledge contained within covered everything: from humanities to politics, economics to culture and philosophy, astronomy and geography—it encompassed all things.
Why had he chosen the Tao Te Ching? Simple. From Laozi's perspective, the book's primary purpose was cultivation. It was a book tied to the cultivation practices of ancient people.
Qin Fen did not know whether it could truly be used for cultivation, but when he recalled that the general outline of the famous martial arts scripture, the Nine Yin Manual, was the Tao Te Ching—"The Way