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"The Story of Yunlou: From Tea House to Immortal Clan" The "Yunya Teahouse" in the corner of Qingyang City contains all Su Ci's belongings after time travel - three wooden tables with missing legs, a pot of bad tea that never boils, and a little ancestral sister who always drinks tea in secret. No one knows that behind the counter of this dilapidated teahouse is a bronze compass that can connect to the "Three Realms Market". When mortals come to buy tea, he uses the spiritual spring to make marrow-cleansing tea soup; when monks come to rest, he trades immortal pastries for cultivating immortality skills. There is even a hidden monster that turns into a tea guest and uses the thousand-year-old demon elixir to pay for the drink; the Luolu Sword Cultivator takes a cup on credit and leaves the Immortal-Slaying Sword Manual as collateral. The "Cloud Inn" on the second floor of the tea house has gradually become the most mysterious inn in the three worlds. Mortals seek peace, monks change opportunities, and even the elders of the immortal sect have to queue up to wait for a seat. It wasn't until Qingyang City was bloodbathed by evil cultivators and Su Ci threw a teacup made of demon pills to frighten away the powerful enemy that everyone realized that the tea boss was no ordinary human being. Using the teahouse as his foundation, he gathered resources from the three realms and incorporated the Su family's brothers, sisters, and loyal associates into the path of immortality. He even accepted down-and-out monks and demon orphans as family guests. From a pot of spiritual tea to gathering connections, to a cloud tower to control the three realms; from a small family of mortals to a family of immortals who control the market and protect one side. Su Ci held the tea cup and chuckled: "Want to join my Su family? Drink this cup of introductory tea first, and then talk about the path to immortality."