The Yu Dynasty respected Taoism and worshiped immortals. The national teacher Yun Shu came out of the dust coldly, and his divination of fortune and misfortune was never wrong. He was regarded as a god by all the people, but he only made the Queen Mother jealous. The arrogant and domineering Princess Fengyi, Feng Qiwu, was ordered by the Queen Mother to lurk around Yun Shu as an informant, vowing to find out why she was "pretending to be a ghost." But who would have expected that in repeated confrontations and trials, she would be captured by the wisdom and gentleness of this "magic master", and she would change from an eyeliner bent on causing trouble to a loyal dog with all her heart. The situation in the court is treacherous, and the empress dowager's ambition to usurp power is clearly revealed. Yun Shu uses divination as a plot, and Feng Qiwu uses the princess as a shield. The two work together to break the situation and assist the young emperor in governing. When the dust settled, the Qing Leng Imperial Master took off his Taoist robe, and the arrogant princess put down her glory, and the two of them retired to the mountains and forests, surrounded by idle clouds and wild cranes, year after year.
