Jingtian's soul returned to heaven and was rescued by Chonglou. He escaped with his life and stayed in Shushan for a long time. He claimed to be the "master master", but was scorned by all his disciples. Changqing was busy day and night with affairs in Shushan, while Jingtian was idle all day long, doing many embarrassing things, such as almost catching and eating the fish in the lotus pond (which was Qingwei's favorite thing) , and in order to please Changqing, he repeatedly made medicinal meals in the Shushan kitchen to nourish his body. As a result, the kitchen was burned down, which caused everyone to protest. Changqing had no choice but to demand compensation from Jingtian in accordance with Shushan regulations. Jingtian had no choice but to look for a place to make money. After being introduced by Chang Yin's distant nephew Chang Quanquan (Chang Yuanquan's name was unknown to Jingtian), he went to work in a tavern at the foot of Shushan Mountain. He found that this place was very strange. There was neither a boss nor a waiter. Chang Quanquan said that this was a tavern run by his godmother. The business was not very good and had been deserted, and she didn't want to take care of it. Now, since someone came to work in order to pay off the debt, he might as well hand over the shop to him. Chang Quanquan said that his godmother had gone on a trip and entrusted him to be the supervisor. Under his strict supervision, Jingtian worked hard and slandered a lot, and he often took the blame for the faults of his customers.
It was approaching the evening of the Chinese Valentine's Day, and Jingtian was thinking that besides paying off debts, he could also buy some small gifts for Changqing. As a result, a guest arrived and broke the wine glass. Chang Quanquan blamed this fault on Jingtian, but Jingtian looked up and found that the guest was actually...
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