In the first part, Jing Chen, a genius of the Taixu Holy Sect, abandons his immortal bones and enters the mortal world due to the sect's indifference to mortals during the Black Tide Natural Disaster. He creates a "Confucianism and Taoism" that does not require spiritual energy and relies on reading to clarify one's aspirations and gather literary energy, and vows to protect mortals from self-defense.
He took charge of the three disciples of Yu, Li Yang, and Zuoqiu. The disciples either helped the dynasty, merged with Confucianism and Immortals to combine their bodies with Taoism, or spread Confucianism and Taoism throughout academies. Faced with the suppression and suppression by the Immortal Cultivation Sect, Jing Chen fought with "awe-inspiring righteousness" and relied on the "principle of protecting the people", and did not change his original intention even if he fell asleep frequently.
In the end, Confucianism and Taoism were eliminated and immortality became the dominant one, and academies in the mortal world were established. A hundred years later, children in front of the "Sleeping Monument" listened to their stories, and the recitation of "The Benevolent Man Loves Others" witnessed the prosperity of Confucianism and Taoism.
The second part is about the story of Quanzheng, the grandson of the Daqian Dynasty. Because of the secrets of the dynasty about dragon energy, he gradually became the strongest in the world and then completed his ideals and those of the kings of the dynasty.
