After the death of Shu He, the elder of Qiyang Peak, the originally disintegrated Qiyang Peak was supported by Xiao He alone. However, his best friend quit the sect at this time and turned from a noble son into a rat that everyone walked across the street to yell at. Many years later, an accident occurred in Gupu Village. He took his fellow apprentices down the mountain for rescue but met Chi Luo on the way. His younger brother, the disciple who betrayed the judge's sect, faced Chi Luo's request. Xiao He softened his heart and took him with him.
When I arrived at Gupu Village, I discovered that things were not simple.
The villagers here cannot see the sun all day long, but at night, flowers bloom in people's bodies. What does the name of Pu Village conceal? At night, flowers bloom on the bodies of the people in the village. Why?
Who is that person, and what does he want them to see by leading them all the way?
Why hasn't the suddenly resurrected senior brother come to find them for so long? Or does he say he has, but it's not him he's looking for?
Are all the strange things happening along the way man-made or...
Then, at this time, the elder told him another small matter, which was related to the villagers of Gupu Village. When he was looking for this clue, he suddenly discovered that his junior brother seemed to be hiding something from him.
What's even more frightening is that his originally dead senior brother Xie Xian actually came back to life and turned into a monster who needed to steal the elixir but was possessed by others. He went crazy, very rationally, and Chi Luo went crazy with him. Chi Luo went crazy and imprisoned him. He also led a group of demons to cause mischief and razed Pingyang Village to the ground. He had no time to stop him, so he had to try with his own body.
But found...
Every little thing seems to be guided by someone, but who is it?
No one knew that after a peaceful year, a strange thing happened. A person appeared in the town, similar to Shu He. Some people said yes and some said no, but only "he" knew whether it was true or not.
Intention: Self-reliance and self-reliance