Lao Mo, the gravekeeper at the back mountain of Qingyun Sect, is an outlier in the sect who has "exhausted his spiritual roots" - his cultivation has been stagnant for a hundred years, and only the mottled "Recalling the Sea Pearl" in his arms is a relic left by his daughter who died young. No one knew that half of the "Canghai Talisman" was hidden in the bead, nor did they know that the orphan Mo Chen he raised was actually the last descendant of the ancient "Canghai Clan".
When the demonic tide attacked, Lao Mo was on the verge of death to protect Mo Chen. The blood soaked the Yihai Pearl. The remnant soul of the Canghai clan awakened, and "The Art of Picking Shells from the Canghai" poured into the minds of their ancestors and grandsons. From then on, Lao Mo used beads as a guide and memories as blades, and his body with withered roots rekindled the path to immortality; Mo Chen used shells to control water, and the sound of tides served as orders, and his young body resisted the evil cultivator.
The elder of the Immortal Sect laughed, "Both the grandfather and the grandson are useless"? Lao Mo waved his beads to summon the tide, and his remaining memories condensed his shield to shake the fairy sword; the demon clan coveted the power of the sea to intercept and kill him? Mo Chen drew the eye of the sea into a formation, and thousands of waves surged to overwhelm the demon camp. When the Yihai Pearl reflected the phantom of "Two Souls in the Sea", the grandfather and grandson finally understood: this journey to immortality is the bond of memories, and it is also the return of the sea. Look at the ancestors and grandchildren holding beads, using memories as sails, picking up shells and searching for traces in the sky!
