The story of Lu Qing and two rabbit monsters has a little love element.
A hundred years ago, there was a war between the three realms.
The heaven collapsed, Foshan became silent, the underworld stopped flowing, and the gods fell.
The master of Qingzhu Cave, Lu Qing, survived the battle, but lost all his old troops and was seriously injured and fell asleep.
When he woke up a hundred years later, he didn't want revenge, he didn't want to fight for hegemony, and he didn't want to reorganize the Three Realms.
He just wanted to guard Heifeng Ridge, raise two rabbit demons, let Huang Jiu cook, Mu Sheng grow vegetables, listen to the fox demons dance in his free time, and live a quiet life for a few days.
But in the Dharma-ending world, there is never true peace.
Ghosts cultivate souls, evil temples kill lives, Buddhism's residual methods harvest incense, the Shattered Underworld asks for the black coffin of the underworld, and the old man hiding behind the seventh heaven gate wants to use his catalog of heaven to build a new heaven.
They thought Green Candle Cave was just a cave of fallen monsters.
Until Lu Qing sat at the dinner table, used a chopstick to calm the Huangquan River, and killed the ghosts and gods that threatened his life with a snap of his fingers.
"I don't care who owns the Three Realms."
"But whoever interferes with my eating, sleeping, or playing with my rabbits - he will die."
Looking at it so far, it's quite interesting.