A modern financial elite who just wanted to lie down and count his money suddenly traveled to the smelly alley of the Daxuan Dynasty and became a rundown Chen Ting who was in debt and hung on by a thread.
He had no ambitions, he just wanted stability - to open a sauce shop, run a hotpot, save enough money to enter a house, marry a gentle woman, and become a happy and wealthy man.
But the powerful Zhao Yan pressed hard, framed him, canceled his engagement, framed him, and crushed his salty dream into powder.
When he was desperate, he forged the first Mo Dao in an abandoned brick kiln, fought bloody battles in the snowy fields, fought fierce battles in the wilderness, and defeated bandits in the angry sea. In the end, he became famous all over the world for his feat of "sealing the wolf to live in Xu".
However, the great achievements shocked the master, and under the glory there was a turbulent undercurrent. When the iron certificate of the alchemy book no longer saved his life, he resolutely disbanded his armor and returned to his fields, hiding in a small town in the north, guarding a courtyard with chickens and dogs, and a cup of tea.
This is an anti-routine time-travel epic: there is no system cheat, only sobriety and ruthlessness in desperate situations; there is no cheating along the way, only a way out with wisdom and blood.
It tells the story of how an ordinary person was torn apart by the times, and then reshaped himself into a legend with his own hands - but ultimately chose to place the heart that once shook mountains and rivers in the world of fireworks.
Reader comments
True and objective, the content is attractive and the logic is clear
True and objective, the content is attractive and the logic is clear