At the end of the Qin and beginning of the Han, the land was engulfed in ceaseless warfare. To escape the fighting, General Zheng Shiqi took his ancestral divine bow and went to live in Mount Tai. He had no idea that the mountains, though seemingly lush and clear, were actually a stronghold of dragons and tigers, where all kinds of fierce birds and beasts gathered to cultivate.
Zheng Shiqi’s divine bow was the perfect weapon for keeping the beasts at bay. It was the very bow Hou Yi had used to shoot down the suns, and it possessed extraordinary power to slay demons and vanquish immortals.
To hold back the beasts, the Queen Mother of the West sent the Dragon Prince Ao Wang to guard the Ascension Platform in Mount Tai, preventing the beasts from using it to become immortals. But Ao Wang only wanted to reclaim his dragon sinew and return to the Western Sea to live as a carefree prince.
Ao Wang secretly took back his dragon sinew and fled to the Western Sea. With no one left to restrain them, the beasts of the mountain began leaping over the Ascension Platform. Some became immortals, while others gained immensely in power, and soon Mount Tai was in turmoil.
An ordinary lily gained immortality after receiving the Kitchen God’s “immortal urine.” Determined to do good and cultivate toward enlightenment, she helped the villagers through one crisis after another. In the end, she even risked her life to climb to the summit of Mount Kunlun and seek the Queen Mother of the West’s help…
