The work is a spiritual fantasy novel written by Chongqing (common name Haoran), a disciple of the Longmen Sect, who writes that "all life is the Tao".
Young Haoran suffered from a plague and lost his parents and childhood sweetheart. In a ruined temple on a cold night in an isolated village, he was inspired by Xuan Zhenzi of Longmen Mountain and embarked on the path of monasticism. After nine years of hard training, he sharpened his muscles and bones in Longmen Temple and understood the mental method. Not only did he acquire the ability of swordsmanship and talismans, but in the process of going down the mountain to save people, he understood the true meaning of "taking advantage of oneself and benefiting others".
In the next hundred years, Chongqing walked around the world with "Common Life Jue" and a white fox, traveling through the peach forests in the south of the Yangtze River, the snowfields in the north of Saibei, the coast of the East China Sea, and the snowy plateaus. He transformed the soul of obsession, saved the suffering people, and guarded the fireworks, but he never took credit and left as soon as he was done. From the green-haired boy to the white-haired Taoist master, his Taoist heart has always been clear, and finally turned into a wisp of breeze and merged into the mountains and rivers of the world. As time goes by, three hundred years later, the bells of Longmen Mountain are still ringing melodiously, and the peach blossoms of Guiyun Xiaozhu are in full bloom year after year. The legend about Zhenren Chongqing has been passed down from generation to generation among the people. And when the spring breeze blows across the world, there are always young Taoists with clear eyebrows, carrying medicine baskets and wearing "Qingxin" daggers, following the footsteps of their ancestors and passing on the belief that "the common people are the Tao" forever.
