On the wedding day of poor scholar Jiang Lin, his fiancée from a wealthy family broke off the engagement in public.
The daughter-in-law held her arm with the city lord's son and sneered: "A good-for-nothing like you is worthy of marrying me?"
The onlookers laughed at him because he wanted to eat swan meat.
Jiang Lin collapsed drunkenly and destroyed the temple, only to see auspicious clouds lingering in the sky and a nine-luan golden chariot approaching on the moon.
The woman in the car, Fengguan Xiapei, gently lifted his chin with her jade hand: "I am the Dragon Girl of the East China Sea. Your ancestors saved him a hundred years ago, so I am here to grant you a blessing."
The next day, Wenqu stars illuminated the ruined temple, and Jiang Lin stepped into the supreme realm of Confucianism and Taoism.
Those who once humiliated him are now not even qualified to look up to him.
