Qingxiumen's spiritual veins are about to dry up, and the inner courtyard is preparing to move to Xiling by flying boat, leaving behind hundreds of handymen, craftsmen and family members who have been judged "useless". Liang Ye, the disciple who patrolled the well, was the first to discover that the valley was not declining naturally, but that the sect was draining the earth's veins to supply energy to the flying boat. There was no place for him in the flying boat, but he refused to escape alone. Qiao Sui, the steward of the granary, counted the grain for him, and Zong Yue, a disciple from the outer courtyard, argued with him about who should be saved; an intermittent vitality became the last resort for everyone. Since people can't leave, Liang Ye will let the Patriarch Hall grow forty-eight legs and lead the entire mountain gate to the northwest. But what catches up is not only famine, but also sects and old scores.
