I am once more attempting my hand at the writing of Daoist fiction. For all those that are well-versed in the genre, I hope you'll pardon any inconsistencies, especially in the department of reference as I have pulled many of them from my own readings of Daoist fiction. I may try to include classical proverbs from Ancient Asia, especially China, as well as my own philosophies and my insights and perspective on Daoism. This book is just meant for both enjoyment and reflection. All these characters are fictional, as well as the stories, but it does not make them any less valuable food for thought. I hope you enjoy.

The Author.

New Addition as of February 4th, 2021:

Hey, there. NguyenDynasty here. I wrote down a stray thought that I believe could be good advice so I'll place it here. I'll place it in the author's note in the next chapter too. Still working on it. Here you go.

"A story is a collection of words. A good one is arranged in such a way that it provokes thought: a deeper contemplation at one's situation, an analysis of the self, and adds to the complexity of the mind. As such, one can say that the only way to write a good story is to study the mind, to find the origins of what provokes thought. I consider this study of the mind to be made up of, but is not limited to: Philosophy, Theology, and Psychology." - NguyenDynasty (said on January 24, 2021)