In the ancient Battle of Zhuolu, you killed me at Qinghe. You took my head and extinguished my countless threads of affection. In this strange, drifting world, you left me on the other shore. Give me back my eternal soul, and grant me a lifetime of devotion. But...
Zhang Hui, grandson of the ancient Yellow Emperor, forged the bow of Heaven and Earth and mastered the Heavenly Emperor's saber. Yet he died betrayed by the person he loved, his entire clan slaughtered, his body beheaded, and transformed into a vengeful jiangshi after ten thousand years.
Grandpa Zhang is a walking disaster, a penniless nobody, naturally talentless and useless, and, on top of that, a fool. The unlucky kid's greatest wish is to buy a two-room burial plot, one room for him and one left empty. Everyone around him is abnormal, whether it's the scumbag who may have killed him in a past life, or the domineering CEO who's impossible to identify as human or ghost. After Grandpa Zhang's girlfriend used him as a sacrifice, his whole life took a fantastical turn. First, he was drawn into a life-swapping scheme, then he accidentally resurrected his rival from a past life, Mi Fei. The secrets behind him are even more mysterious: ancient divine tombs, the Heaven and Earth Profound Cauldron that no one dares speak of. Is he human, ghost, or spirit? Does he seek immortality or destruction?
Author's worldview: Mythology and history are both fictionalized. Anything that seems normal is made up; what's left is abnormal. Don't scrutinize the history or the mythology. The important thing about mythological history bears repeating.
A gong of uncertain origins, with a broad-minded, foolish, unhinged shou.
Theme: Past lives and present lives, cause and effect; equally matched leads, legends of gods and demons