The Melon-Eating Guy from the Ancient Times: the Daily Life of a Quasi-Sage

The apotheosis of gods came to an end, and the situation in the world was quietly overturned. The undercurrent of calamity is surging, and the chess game of Journey to the West has been initially decided. Everyone in the world is competing with Buddhism and Taoism, and saints are playing games. However, they do not know that the disputes stem from the force of calamity. The Holy Saint of Hunyuan is originally selfless and only obeys the way of heaven, complements cause and effect, and stabilizes the three realms. Li Xuanmiao, an idle quasi-sage who is outside the way of heaven, is in charge of the duties of the inspector of the heavens. He has seen through thousands of chess games. Others are busy overcoming tribulations, planning, striving for luck, and breaking through realms. He just wandered around the heavens, watched plays, and lived happily forever. All living beings in the three realms are ups and downs with the calamity, and evil undercurrents from all sides are taking advantage of the troubled times to seek opportunities to plot rebellion. In the end, darkness lies dormant in the north, waiting for the tide of calamity to bloom. Only Li Xuanmiao was above the chess game. When the calamity arises, I watch, and when the calamity falls, I swim. The winds and rains in the sky, the rise and fall of all kinds, are all a human drama that he is watching in his eyes.