According to legend, the king of the ancient Chu Kingdom had a mountain park named "Yunmengze" in what is now Lingnan, which was the king's hunting ground. The place is surrounded by mountains, dotted with lakes, large and small, and has pleasant scenery that spans thousands of miles.
After the death of the King of Chu, he took this place as his final resting place. He believed that this place had the aura of a king and could help his descendants to be kings for generations to come, so he named it Changwang Tomb. It is a pity that the Changwang Mausoleum is not long, and he cannot be crowned king accordingly. Shortly after the burial of King Chu, an earth-shaking earthquake occurred in the place.
After the great earthquake, "Yunmengze" became a place of miasma, and nearby residents moved away one after another. It became a forbidden garden, and eventually became a paradise for warlocks. Warlocks make furnaces and refine elixirs here to pray for immortality.
After thousands of years, an outstanding Taoist priest finally appeared in Yunmengze. He founded a sect on his own - Tianshi Tao. The cauldron he used to refine alchemy day and night was also said to be a treasure, called the Samsara Cauldron.
When Taoist priests are still alive, they set the rules and those who obtain the Samsara Cauldron will be the heirs of my mantle and should be the masters of the Celestial Master Tao.
After the Taoist priest passed away, the followers of Tianshi Tao spread the Taoist priest's mantle to all parts of China, spreading its branches and leaves. But none of them dared to call themselves the orthodox successors of Taoist priests. Because after the Taoist priests became immortal, the lower disciples never saw the Samsara Cauldron again.
Our story will start because of the Samsara Cauldron...