"My achievements today are the fruits of my own hard work. With my astonishing wisdom, my unparalleled talent, and my unwavering perseverance, I will add fuel to the furnace of my heart!!!" — The copper furnace, like a mustard seed, holds the heart's essence; the remaining embers of life serve as fuel; the rising fire of the Dharma scorches the jade liquid; the elixir is formed and enters the abdomen, bringing the Dao. This miraculous power is called the furnace of the heart. Reborn as a human, descended to the Great Heaven of the Crimson Spirit, Wei Hong intends to wield the furnace of the heart, overcome thorns, reach the summit, accomplish great deeds, and prove himself a Daoist! ... [Refining the Supreme Treasure—The True Talisman of the Two Elements of Taiqing] [Learning the fundamental method: The Pure and Tranquil Scripture Spoken by the Supreme Dao Ancestor] [Learning the supernatural power: The Heavenly Pot] [Washing away the inherent traits: "Moon Demon Skin," "Blood Sea Body," etc.] [Gaining the inherent trait: "Daoist Immortal Embryo"] "Body", "Wisdom", "Seven Apertures Exquisite"... [Background: Direct descendant of a great sect → Banished immortal] [Severing the golden lock to hear the profound sound, aiding the dragon and tiger, the wondrous path is revealed.] [Cultivation: Sixth step of Qi Refining Method, 'Training the Dragon and Tiger' → Seventh step of Qi Refining Method, 'Condensing the Dao Elixir'] -- [Official History -- "The Annals of the Great Dao Lord"] The Great Dao Lord was Wei Hong, courtesy name Shouzheng, a native of Jin'ao Island in the East Sea. He was born with knowledge and possessed extraordinary talent from a young age. When Wei Hong was young, he once discussed the Dao with his neighbor, saying, "In this world, the lineage and tradition of the Dao are not as good as in the past. Alas! If I uphold the Dao, I will surely quell disputes, lead the hearts of all people, overcome the difficulties of the Dao together, and open up a new path." His neighbor laughed and said, "You are just a child, yet you presume to speak of high merit and greatness? If you truly have talent and wisdom, you should put it into practice, not indulge in empty dreams." "Shouzheng pondered for a long time and said, 'Good.' In that year, the Great Dao Lord rose from humble beginnings, emerging from the East Sea like the rising sun. Afterward, he wielded a three-foot-long green sword, slaying those who resisted, covering the five regions of the heavens, and proclaiming himself the Dao Lord."