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Xiao Changye came to an era when the human empire was at its peak, where Confucianism had an aura of righteousness, military strategists had a murderous aura, political strategists had an aura of freedom, and hundreds of schools of thought, each with its own strengths. But they are not as respected as Taoists, just because the Emperor of the Zhou Dynasty was determined to seek the road to immortality. Xiao Changye, who also wanted to seek immortality, was locked in a room and not allowed to practice. Until he sent a blood sutra to Kyoto and met the pure and pure saint... Xiao Changye: "I just want to live a long and happy life, soar up to 90,000 miles, and be free and at ease." Her Royal Highness the Saint: "This is not like that. You, you shouldn't be like those common people." Xiao Changye: "I am just a common person." Her Majesty the Saint: "No, do you have other reasons?" Xiao Changye: "I really don't have one, so don't disturb my path to immortality."

That year, Chen Feng realized that he had become a descendant of Hou Men. Prosperity and wealth have been paved on the road of life, and we have already figured out how to be happy in eighteen years. But when he woke up from his sleep, his glory and wealth had been swallowed up by the flames of war. He became a member of the anti-imperial organization and became a rebel in the eyes of the imperial court. That year, the new Emperor Zhaozhao ascended the throne, intending to reduce the vassal state. Chen Feng, who escaped from the war, became a retainer of the feudal king. In order to have a normal life, Chen Feng came to Qingxi and became a ninth-grade official. Then the county magistrate died, the county magistrate resigned, the prefect rebelled, and even the chief minister died of illness. Chen Feng: "I didn't want to be promoted originally, but after many deaths, I got promoted."