Core inspiration: From ants in the garbage dump to the Taoist master who crushes the world
The protagonist Chen Jin (Jin: Reborn from the ashes, with a sense of loneliness and counterattack) was abandoned in an abandoned city in troubled times at birth. He survived his childhood by picking up garbage, eating scraps, and fighting for food with wild dogs. In the cold winter, he huddled next to earthen pots in a dilapidated temple to keep warm. His body was always covered with rags, and his palms were covered with cuts and frostbite. Even his name was taken from a half-piece of wooden sign with the word "Jin" engraved on it that he picked up.
The turning point in his life was when he was starving to the point of death and being beaten to a disability by ruffians, when he met the wandering Taoist Xuanjizi - the old Taoist was not a saint with immortal style, but a hermit who never left his hand with wine gourds, patched his torn Taoist robes, and seemed crazy but hid his great cultivation. Seeing through the roots of immortality in Chen Jin's bones and blood (an orphan in troubled times, who has experienced all the suffering in the world, and whose soul is as tough as black iron, he is a Taoist wizard who is rarely seen in ten thousand years), he casually threw him half a piece of dry biscuit, said "come with me, I will have food to eat, and I can also take revenge", and he accepted him as a closed disciple.
