I Am a Taoist in the Confusing Land of Mountains and Seas

People who live by mountains or water have heard a legend told by the elders when they were children. When there is inexplicable fog, you must slow down, open your eyes, and take a closer look around you. If you see a blurry black figure in the depths of the fog ahead, no matter how urgent it is, it's time to turn back the way you came. The black shadow is actually a stone tablet with words engraved on it. Once you cross the stone monument, you will enter a confusing realm that even the most skilled monks cannot escape. If you are really unlucky, confused, and unfortunate enough to enter, there is still a glimmer of hope. Rumor has it that in a state of confusion, as long as you listen carefully, you can hear the sound of the flute. If you follow the sound of the flute and look for it, you will see a man wearing a linen cloak whose face is unclear. The man was walking slowly with his bare feet, leaning on a wooden staff that was as tall as the other person. He will lead the lost people back to the stone monument, and then urge the lost people to leave. "Let's go, we may not be so lucky next time." Those who managed to escape recalled the words engraved on the stone tablet. The confusing land on the ground is engraved with "Foreign Mountain"; the confusing land on the water is engraved with "Foreign Sea". People collectively call this confusing realm "the confusing realm of mountains and seas". And that elusive guide is called the "Taoist of Mountains and Seas".