Lu Liang, a handyman in the outer sect of Qingyun Sect, is as his name suggests, kind and loyal. Everyone in the sect regarded him as a loyal dog that could come and go when called upon - he could block the sword for him, but he could not be promoted to be his disciple. But he has a secret: in his previous life, he was the pioneer who led the way to unify all realms under the Immortal Emperor, but his beloved Taoist companion and his brothers jointly sacrificed the flag, extracted his soul and refined the Tao, and no bones were left. In this life, he was reborn at the end of his life with the memories of three lives, but he awakened to the strange phenomenon of "the loyal dog bites back": Anyone who owed him karma and failed to repay it would have his luck deteriorate from bad to worse; anyone who treated him like a chess piece would suffer a hundred times the reverse. He still treated people with enthusiasm, but under that harmless smile, his calculations were louder than anyone else's. The prophet of judgment from the Western fantasy world came with a myth and recognized Lu Liang at a glance as the "reincarnation of the God-killer" and pursued him across the continent. The Millennium Master of the Eastern Immortal Sect discovered that he was carrying the "Book of Cause and Effect Against Destiny" and wanted to steal his soul to refine it into the source of breaking the realm. The people who owed him the most in his previous life also reunited with new identities one after another. Some people deceived their loyalties with false feelings, and some people wanted to take away the Taoist bones with their secrets. And Lu Liang, after resurrecting his life, just wants to ask: Since you all think that I am a bone, can this bone choke you all to death?
