On the mountain, immortal cultivators refine their qi, seek the Great Dao, and pursue eternal life.
Below the mountain, demon hunters roam the martial world, banishing ghosts and slaying monsters.
Wang Chan, nicknamed Changsheng and known as Zhili, transmigrated for no apparent reason.
A green jade wine flask in his left hand, a purple jade flute in his right, and a white jade sword on his back.
Alongside him are a burly, bearded man who once served as a spear-bearing vanguard and a young Daoist from a collateral branch of the Celestial Masters of Longhu Mountain.
They sleep beneath the open sky and live off the wind and dew, roaming the martial world together. In their leisure, they drink and sing; when they encounter injustice, they draw their swords to slay monsters and demons, living life to the fullest.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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