There is a birthmark of reincarnation hidden on the forehead of Abao, a young man from Jiangcun Village, and a thousand-year-old fairy sect's conspiracy is entangled under the ordinary fishing net. When the silent Dragon-Suppressing Monument resurfaced in the center of the river again, the cause and effect of the suppressed Jiao tribe's spirit and Xuanyang Sect's secret technique of feeding Jiao, dragged the fate of the young man into the darkest whirlpool of the world of immortality. From the withered Xuanjing rice fields in Lingzhi Hall to the dragon-locking altar deep in Guixu, in the life-and-death situation where fishing nets and flying swords intertwined, Abao used mortal wisdom to crack down on the murderous intentions of the monks, and used market methods to tear apart the hypocrisy of the immortal sect. When the memory of hundreds of reincarnations awakened, he held half a volume of broken pages of "The Record of Feeding Dragons" in his hand. Between the smoke from the ferry and the thunder and lightning of the heavenly calamity, he used the method of a fisherman to weave a net to rewrite the rules of immortality. It turns out that the real way to change one's destiny against the will of heaven is never in the Nine Heavens Tower, but between the cracked lines of the bluestone in the net-drying yard. This is an epic of blood and tears in which mortals use their survival wisdom to explore the road, a reckoning of cause and effect that spans thousands of years.