The novel takes real history as the main line, describing in detail the historical background before and after Peng Zu's birth, and his experience of wandering alone in the world after birth. Because Peng Zu is the reincarnation of the Antarctic immortal, he is fortunate to have the help of the White Crane Boy and the Immortal Deer Boy to overcome each crisis.
After experiencing the tribal war, Peng Keng changed his outlook on life. After studying Kunlun, he established his own outlook on life. He settled down in Tai Chi and Wu Yang Queen joined hands with the holy aunt to collect medicines and alchemy to cure diseases, pick tea and make wine, and pioneered the art of Tai Chi Daoyin.
Later, because Peng Zu used pheasant soup to recuperate Emperor Yao's body, he was sealed to Pengcheng. Because of the chaos of Xia, Jie, Shang and Zhou, he finally lived in seclusion in Wuyang and became an immortal.
The readability of the novel, in addition to history, health care, and food, is even more desirable for the mountains and rivers where Peng Zu lived, including the primitive Tongtian Village in Juci Mountain, the vast Ruoergai Plain, the mysterious Kunlun Holy Mountain, the Wuhua Sea in Huanglong River, the Tai Chi Mountain in Wuyang, Pengshan, and...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
