(This work focuses on the male protagonist in the early stage, and the subsequent female protagonist will be seen in "Uncle, I Was Wrong" which has not been updated)
Chai Jingchen, who was originally a Taoist disciple, converted to Buddhism with his mother after the death of the Taoist father (Chai Jingchen: I was only six or seven years old at the time!), And his Buddhist name was Jingzhen. From then on, he began to live a Buddhist life practicing Buddhism.
And her childhood playmate, Xiao Yezhen, the granddaughter of Xiao Yumin, the sworn brother of the Taoist father, met Chai Jingchen again ten years after they were separated. The fate of the two seems to intersect again.
"Donor, you can't do this!"
"What's this? Uncle Master, don't look outside. Only when you're full can you have the strength to practice."
"Donor, the poor monk's name is Jingzhen..."
"Uncle Master, you are really..."
Purpose: Cultivation of immortality, love