The chief living person of the local government, Yama, meets the tenured professor of Tiandao College. Their KPI is not to save all sentient beings, but to raise children. Yin Cha, the former Ksitigarbha, is now the person in charge of special cases. He has the highest level of combat effectiveness. He is ruthless and doesn't talk much. He basically relies on "other minds" to sense emotions and boxing lessons with military management to raise his children. Yun Heng, the reincarnation of the Heavenly Phoenix, is a cool scholar who retains his memory and pursues her husband. She focuses on educating children in accordance with their aptitude and raising them scientifically. During a mission, they picked up a lonely boy named Aqing (the reincarnation of Di Ting) who could "hear" the voices of all things. They also adopted Xiao Yu, a genius girl who could "see" people's hearts. As a result, the style of painting suddenly changed: before the evil spirits can be saved, the baby must be tutored in homework. The balcony illuminated by the Buddha's light has become the best bottle sterilizer. Even the nine-tailed fox deputy CP (City God) comes to visit, but he cannot escape the fate of helping to take care of the baby. Faced with prying eyes and crises from all forces, what is the solution for these hard-core parents: is the enemy attacking? Yin Cha Buddha's light opened the way, Yun Heng Lihuo cleared the field, and the couple played mixed doubles. Baby in a mood? One teaches boxing to vent, the other teaches calming spells, and the results are outstanding. Divinity is grounded by love, and Buddha's heart is perfected by emotion. In this room where cries and laughter fly together, Taoism and Buddhism dance together, and they will prove with their actions that the strongest power comes from the deepest bond. As for saving the Three Realms? That was just a small goal they accomplished on the way to raising their baby.
