Ajiu, a book boy in Chang'an City, is a fool who "recognizes death" in the eyes of his neighbors - he copies books until late at night every day, but cannot even learn the most basic techniques of entraining air. He is criticized by Taoist teachers as "rotten wood is difficult to carve". No one knew that the tortuous "The Analects of Confucius" in his arms contained half a tortoise shell covered with lines, nor did they know that in this frail body, the remnant soul of the ancient literary sage slept.
Once while delivering books for his teacher, Ah Jiu was seriously injured by a horse thief while protecting ancient books. When he was about to die, his tortoise shell was stained with blood. The remnant soul of the literary saint awakened, and the profound meaning of "The Thousand-Character Sutra" poured into his mind. From then on, Ah Jiu used pen and ink as a tool, scriptures as incantations, and cultivated the holy way as a layman.
The disciples of the Immortal Sect laughed at the absurdity of his literary questions? He wrote "Thunder" with a pen, and the ink mark turned into thunder and shattered the magic weapon; the devil coveted the tortoise shell to intercept him? He recited scriptures, and the righteous energy condensed the barrier and tore through the demonic mist. When the tortoise shell reflected the four words "The Reincarnation of the Literary Saint", Ah Jiu understood: this journey to immortality is the counterattack of the common people, and it is the return of the holy soul. Let's look at the book boy holding a pen, breaking the boundaries between immortality and mortals, and proving immortality through literary inquiry!
