Honghuang: Born of Stone, Tai Pan Seeks the Dao

Serious Synopsis: This is the legendary tale of Shi Ren, a lucky young man from Earth who worked himself to the bone. Thanks to the dubious law of transmigration and rebirth through names that sound alike and are written alike, he miraculously travels back through time, his soul returning to chaos. He encounters Pangu and receives a great boon, then falls into the Primordial World and takes on the form of Taipan, a naturally born stone man. After enduring countless battles and tribulations, he roars with pride across the Primordial World, attains freedom and ease, and sets his sights on the Great Dao. Not-So-Serious Synopsis: Worked like a dog, went out for a cookout, then a stone fell into the Primordial World. Shi Ren turns to stone, becoming a stone man, while a creature of chaos understands the Three Thousand Daos. Alas, this body is not Shi Ren's. How could an ordinary soul command it? Without a fated boon, he'd remain nothing but a stone statue forever. Then the Primordial World came into being, and an anomaly had nowhere to go. Fortunately, Pangu had a connection to the Dao. The one who tied the knot must untie it. From then on, fortune and opportunity appeared, and the stone man of the Primordial World was named Taipan.