In the troubled times and famine years, orphan Zhang Jiujin was picked up by an old Taoist priest and brought back to the ruined temple. He was named just so that he could be raised with a cheap name.
Master passed down three iron rules before his death: Heal the wounded and rescue the dying, do not abuse innocent people, risk your life to escape, and never let a bad person go.
He has no spiritual roots, no immortal destiny, and no background. He wears a torn Taoist robe and an old peach wood sword. He is the most inconspicuous grassroots Taoist priest in the eyes of others. He is poor-tongued and loves to talk nonsense, but he seems to be honest and easy to bully, but he has carved the rules of his master into his bones and never takes a step back.
The monster in the country is causing trouble, he distinguishes between good and evil, and tries to find a way to survive; the girl in the village disappears, and he exposes the ghosts in people's hearts; the evil ways are rampant in the world, and he uses his mortal body to defeat powerful enemies; the right path is squeezed out, his best friends betray, and he is in a desperate situation. He would rather ruin his cultivation and lose his soul than disobey the teacher's teachings and indulge the evildoers.
Do not climb the gates of immortals, do not admire glory, keep the right path with your mortal body, and build your Taoist heart with merit.
From a ruined temple in a barren mountain to a world of mortals, from an ordinary person to a land god.
He always has only one obsession: I, a grassroots Taoist priest, will swear to stick to my master's legacy in this life!
