My Immortal Family Is Unreliable: From the Start, I Smoke Uncle Huang San Tai Away

My Immortals Can't Be Trusted: From the Start, I Smoked Huang the Third Grandpa

The mischievous Wang Ergou got into trouble when his careless smoking scorched the divine form of Huang the Third Grandpa, bringing down a catastrophe. Liu Zhanjiang, a boy from the same village, was dragged into the bizarre world of the Northeast's immortal clans. The half-baked spirit medium Lin Dameng's altar was in constant turmoil, and his attempt to summon a god with “potatoes stewed with cabbage” became a running joke for ten years. Meanwhile, Huang the Third Grandpa's curse had come true, bringing a chain of blood debts and vengeful spirits demanding lives.

The path of cultivation was perilous, and no one could escape the consequences of their actions. Liu Zhanjiang joined the Daoist school and struggled to find his way at the crossroads between “borrowing power from the immortals” and “cultivating oneself in pursuit of truth.” Alongside Wang Ergou, who was determined to become the best second spirit medium, and Lin Dameng, who fought to clear his name, he experienced the dangers of magical duels, the weight of tragedy, and the trials of human nature in a world of spirits, grudges, and rules. As old feuds among the immortals spread like vines and engulfed the entire village, could they find their own paths amid farcical chaos and unfathomable karmic entanglements?

This is a story about choices, responsibility, and growing up. It unfolds before an incense-filled shrine, beside a graveyard in the silent mountains, and in the heart of every cultivator.