On his 22nd birthday, Su Han, a history student at Binhai University, touched an ancestral jade pendant. He awakened the ability to identify treasures and the lotus-shaped "Tianmai Blood" mark on his palm, and glimpsed the past life memory of the young master of the "Tianmai Pavilion" of the ancient cultivation family. He was involved in the century-old fight between the eight hidden veins surrounding Binhai City's "Taichu Spiritual Vein". Gu Jiuniang, the saint of Qinglan Sect who runs an antique shop on the surface, and Mr. Zhou, the museum curator and master of Tianji Pavilion, appeared to reveal the secret of Tianmai Pavilion's destruction and the seal of Taichu Sutra.
Su Han relied on a bronze compass to sense spiritual vein nodes, and entered the world of cultivation under the protection of Gu Jiuniang. However, he discovered that the Qinglan Sect secretly communicated with the Demon Sect's Blood Evil Palace, and the Tang family clan controlled the auction of spiritual treasures. His blood was not only the key to activating the Taichu Sutra, but also the "living seal" coveted by various forces. The bloody hand massacre reappeared and the memory of the past life was revived. When he appraised the treasure, he not only saw the ancient cause and effect line, but also saw through the cruel battle of the eight hidden veins. In the crisis of spiritual vein depletion, some people try to extract the spiritual veins of Taichu to resurrect the Demon Sect, and some people do anything to protect the Taoism. As a "scripture holder", Su Han is faced with the difficult choice of repairing the spiritual veins and resurrecting the family.
When modern urban infrastructure overlaps with ancient spiritual veins, and WiFi signals resonate with communication symbols, Su Han integrates the blood of Tianmai into the urban spiritual veins, creating a new order of "urban cultivation". Gu Jiuniang gave up her identity as a saint to guard the spiritual node with him, and Tang Wei used the spiritual weapon of business to balance cultivation and the mortal world. The letter from Kunlun Xu opened the prelude to a larger world for this reincarnation of cause and effect that spanned a hundred years.
