Ling Xiao's dream of cultivating immortality is simple and simple: find a geomantic treasure land and lie down until the end of the world. However, what he lights up is not his fighting talent, but his outrageous "funny passivity" - the spiritual root can explode spiritual stones with laughter, and the elixir can explode the fragrance of barbecue. If you want to hunt for treasures, you will inevitably fall into the scene of a big boss fight. He wants to be low-key but always dominates the fairy world's hot searches in the most dazzling (and embarrassing) way!
After being forced to team up with the aloof fairy Leng Qingqiu, his painting style completely collapsed. While others control swords, he controls pots, while others chant curses and tell jokes, he launches "bar spirit" attacks on inner demons, and uses square dance formations to disrupt ancient secret realms. When the crisis of annihilation approaches, the biggest threat the villain faces is not the magical weapon, but Ling Xiao's weird luck that can make people laugh, embarrass, or even make people laugh.
This is a non-serious diary of an immortal cultivator. It records the story of how a salted fish used his complaints and coquettishness to mislead the entire cultivating world and (accidentally) save the world.
Fellow Taoist, are you ready to laugh through the tribulation?
