The Qin Family Village in the Qinling Mountains: All I Have Left Is the Immortal Cultivation Legacy

Qin An is the last mountain guardian of Qin Family Village, deep in the Qinling Mountains. The ancient village has fallen into decline, and the clanspeople have all moved away. Only three households remain, relying on one another. His parents are frail and often ill: his father suffers from an old case of rheumatism in his legs, while his mother has headaches and stomach pains. Their household is on the verge of collapse. To stock up on firewood for winter and earn money for medicine, Qin An heads into the mountains to chop wood. While chasing an injured wild boar, he loses his way and gets trapped in a cave on a rainy night. By chance, he awakens an ancestral jade pendant and inherits the ancient Qin family's Art of Observing Qi. He doesn't seek immortality. He only hopes to use it to cure his parents' chronic illnesses and preserve his dilapidated home and the last vestige of life in Qin Family Village. Starting out as a boy who chops wood, Qin An cultivates one step at a time, drawing on the spiritual energy of the mountains to nourish himself and using his meager strength to protect his neighbors. As his cultivation grows, he not only improves his family's circumstances, but also uncovers the secret connection between Qin Family Village and the spiritual veins of the Qinling Mountains. When cultivators from the outside world follow the spiritual energy into the mountains and shatter their tranquility, Qin An is forced to enter the cultivation world. Rooted in the bloodline of the Qin family and guided by his desire to protect, he gradually carves out a cultivation path of his own, leaving behind his humble life as a farmer's son in the Qinling Mountains.