>Yi Xian is just a sacrificial boy in a mortal village.
>On the day of the sacrifice, the statue shed tears between his brows, breaking the eternal seal.
>The old locust tree at the entrance of the village suddenly stretched out its branches and wrapped them around his ankles: "Young man, do you know that what you are sacrificing is not a god, but an ancient evil creature imprisoned?"
>Yi Xian lowered his head and saw a star map on the tortoise shell on the ground: "What this map points to is that you can bury immortals and kill gods."
>From then on, he traveled all over the world, and the ruffian Qilin and the gluttonous glutton became his pets.
>The stunning saints all fell in love with him: "Fellow Taoist Yi Xian, would you like to join us on the Great Dao?"
>He held the tortoise shell in his hand, stepped on the stars, looked up to the sky and laughed: "Kill the gods? Bury the immortals? It's just a casual thing."
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