Lin Yuan, a servant of the Qingyun Sect, traveled through time on the night when he was hit by a bookshelf.
When he woke up, an ancestral copy of "Journey to the West" from the Qing Dynasty had merged with him. Between the pages of the book, gray mist surges - Ben Bo Er Ba, Tiger Pioneer, Bull Demon King, Sun Wukong, Tathagata Buddha... The sky is filled with gods, Buddhas, and thousands of monsters, all waiting for his call.
But the price of summoning is: if you don't have enough cultivation, if you forcefully summon someone, you are courting death.
Starting from working as a handyman at the third level of Qixuan, Lin Yuan chopped firewood in the back mountains, fought bloody battles in the ring, and traded his life for a knife in the Prairie Wolf Valley. A broken body with depleted essence, a path of physical cultivation that no one has ever traveled, and an ancient book full of gods and Buddhas from the Journey to the West - these are all his assets.
Until that day, he summoned Feng Bo and Lei Gong at the same time on Fenglei Cliff. The stick stirred with wind and thunder, and the secret palace of the 800-year-old ancestor of Qingyun Sect was opened. There are only eight words in the founder's legacy: "The way of wind and thunder does not lie in Qingyun."
From here on, a handyman's footsteps will traverse the Canglan Sea, the Ten Great Yan Sects, the Ten Thousand Demons Mountains, the three continents of the spiritual world and the ninth heaven of the immortal world. And at the end of the road, a secret about the ancient book "Journey to the West", about the reincarnation of the Nine Heavens Xuannv, and about the origin of the world has been waiting for him for too long.
"I'm not a genius. I've lost 30% of my energy, and my cultivation speed is half as slow as others. But I have one thing - I won't admit defeat."
Breakthrough in physical cultivation, journey to the west to summon the gods. An iron rod, a body full of wind and thunder. From the back mountain of Qingyun Sect to all the worlds, this is the story of a handyman straightening his spine.
