Me? I'm Just a Passing Scholar, That's All

Life is full of sorrow. Why not take a candle and go wandering?

After her senior sister kicked her off Tianjing Mountain, Su Ci lost his free meals and had no choice but to make his own way toward immortality.

The streets are full of strange tales, the wilderness is home to spirits, and crowds bustle to and fro.

Su Ci wanders along, singing as he goes. Life is splendid, and freedom is his to enjoy.

But wherever he goes, he hears people say:

[Sir, your virtue is profound and your nature extraordinary. Please, we beg you to save us.]

Yet as you and I walk through this world, which of its people would ever turn back to look?

Then he hears another rumor:

[An immortal from Tianjing Mountain roams the mortal world. The immortal couple of Tianjing Mountain has answered our prayers...]

But when you get down to it, are there really immortals in this world?

Me?

I’m just a scholar passing through.

[Lend me two measures of the mortal world's gentle breeze, and let me return beneath the bright moon.]

[An immortal cultivation road-trip story, with strange tales, an invincible protagonist, a leisurely pace, a search for the heart and the Way, and a little everyday sweetness.]