There was a chicken at the beginning, but the male protagonist Ji Man, the prince of Zhou Dynasty, shot the chicken to death with an arrow and cooked it in a bronze wok. Did you hear anything wrong? What did you say? Something wrong? Should the male protagonist lay the chicken and the egg and run the business well? What did you say again? Nothing wrong? Chickens are not protected wild animals and can be eaten casually? Don't get lost, I'm the chicken! I am the big one! Female! Host!
A young mother comes back to do her homework in order to capture her first-grade son who traveled through time travel. By chance, he time travels and becomes Ci Tong, a beautiful boy from the Western Zhou Dynasty. She has a complex emotional entanglement with the romantic emperor Zhou Mu, who is suspected to have lost his son, and falls in love with and kills each other. After fully receiving the pure love of King Zhou Mu, Ci Tong gradually awakens to himself and becomes enlightened, embarking on the path of cultivating immortality in pursuit of happiness and eternal life. Ci Tong was originally forced by King Zhou Mu to cultivate immortality with him, but King Zhou Mu was busy with his career and playful, and could not concentrate as much as Ci Tong, so Ci Tong achieved enlightenment first.
Intention: The self that is lost little by little in pure love is regained and reborn little by little in cultivation.