In the prosperous corner of the world, a snow-white beast named Lingtong, confused about spiritual practice, met an old man with gray hair and childish face, and embarked on a journey of cultivating his mind and body. It was adopted in a Taoist temple and experienced the loneliness of mountain forest cultivation, the thrill of secret cave exploration, and the complexity of urban experience. It grew from a lonely cub that witnessed the death of its parents to a spiritual beast that can communicate with all spirits and see into people's hearts.
It once worked side by side with Taoist priests to drive away evil spirits, fight poachers, and fight against the Netherworld Sect. Through the test of life and death, it realized the true meaning of "cultivation is not just about practicing hard in seclusion, but also about experiencing it in the world." From being ignorant when he first entered the world to breaking through and becoming the master of all spirits, the story of Lingtong is a legend about growth, responsibility and protection. It describes the tenacity and compassion of a beast on the road of spiritual practice, as well as the bond with all things in the world.
