Zhang Can, a poor boy from Qingya Mountain, had the biggest dream to "eat steamed buns every time" - until he met the down-and-out half-immortal Mr. Su when he was hungry. In order to exchange for a roomful of steamed buns, he stalked and became his master. From then on, he started an outrageous career of "cultivating immortality = snatching steamed buns": standing in order to grab steamed buns to run faster, and using fire-making skills to bake the steamed buns more fragrant. He even got involved in the "Qingya Snow Zhi Zhi Battle" because he heard that Xuezhi can trade for a mountain of steamed buns.
The half-immortal master wanted to teach him how to fly with a sword, but he just wanted to learn how to "send buns with a sword"; the senior sister of Qingyunmen brought the secret treasure of cultivating immortals, and he first asked "how many sugar buns can this ornament be exchanged for?"; The Black Wind Hall killer came to the door, and he held up a flaming pine branch and shouted, "Anyone who dares to steal my buns will be roasted into a ball." Even Ah Huang, the Shiba Inu, was led astray. He cultivated to become an immortal just to eat two more pieces of dried potatoes. The goal of the black horse Heitan was to "gnaw sweet potatoes every time."
This is a hilarious adventure of the "Foodie Cultivation Group": the secret treasure of the Immortal Sect is a steamed bun exchange coupon, the battle between the sects is a melee to grab the steamed buns, and even the ultimate goal of knocking on the Tianmen has become "enough of the steamed buns in heaven" - after all, for Zhang Can, the end of cultivating immortality is never ascension, but endless buns.
