What if: if a monk attacks a mortal, he will die and disappear?
In ancient times, taboos were high, and if a monk touched a mortal, his soul would be destroyed.
Xiao Shitou, an orphan from Wuming Village, witnessed the evil cultivator Ye Shang using fertile land to control his mind.
When Zhengdao was encircling and suppressing chaos, he stripped the body and fled, and met the monk who died tragically.
When he entered the city to survive, he was forced to take protective pills. The erysipelas poisoned his body and he witnessed the sudden death of a child.
The old shopkeeper counterfeited the elixirs for profit, and Ah Chen colluded with the evil cultivator to steal the elixirs.
I met Li Muran, a loose cultivator, who was aloof and secluded from the world but secretly guarded him.
The taboo broke out and the world became aware of it, and the mortals built an army to resist the control of the monks.
The Qingyun Sect split, and Lin Qingxuan's Kongfan Sect used traitors to threaten all living beings.
Xiao Shitou breaks into ancient ruins and sees the murals and learns that taboos originated from mortal sacrifices.
The exposure of the truth caused shock, and some monks' attempts to break the rules were backlashed.
The rules changed, and the souls of the ancient sacrificers disappeared, requiring the blessing of faith.
Lin Qingxuan practiced forbidden skills to counterattack, while Li Muran sacrificed his cultivation to stabilize the rules.
Ye Shang wakes up, Achen atones for his sins, and Fanxiu returns to peace for the time being.
Ancient evil things awaken and break the rules, feeding on the souls of ordinary cultivators.
