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Chen Zhong, whose courtesy name was Zizheng, was a member of the Yingzhou Immortal Sect. He imitated the Zhu family of the former Han Dynasty and was more anxious to pursue others than his own selfish interests. The governor of Xianmen County is causing harm, and the trouble in the village is worse than that of monsters and ghosts. Zhong Sui went to the front of the Yamen and stabbed the county guard in the courtyard. He quickly captured the people and captured them, but he was stubborn and could not stop them. Peng Shu, a native of Huixiang, led the crowd to carry out justice. When he saw that Zhong had already punished him, his appearance suddenly changed, and when Zhong left, Shu asked him to be the leader of Yi, and he could not stay. When Zhong Ji was escaping, he met a fishing old man on the way and asked about his intention to stay or leave. He said to him: "It is my ambition to be free and easy." The old man asked again: "If that's the case, how about passing on the name and ridiculing him?" Zhong pressed his sword and said nothing. The old man left behind a volume of "Sword Art" and a compilation of jade baskets. He took advantage of the light and turned it into a rainbow, and left a song in the sky: "The results of the work are there, it will come naturally." Zhong Sui traveled to Sichuan and visited immortals, but he didn't know where he ended up.