Two Worlds: Selling Creative Goods in the Cultivation World

The Great Dao is dead.

The Daoist sects have grown rotten, like a hundred-year-old man on the brink of death.

At least, that's what Wu Ye believes. He opened a cultural and creative goods shop beneath the Marshal's Mansion scenic area, watching crowds stream past each day as his own Daoist heart slowly fades away.

Then one night, two cosplayers who claimed to be demonesses from the Hehuan Sect walked into his shop and asked Wu Ye to repair a damaged magical artifact.

That's when he realized his shop could connect to a world called the Hehuan Sect, a world of true cultivation.

On one side lies a world where the Dharma is ending; on the other, a thriving world of immortal cultivation.

Wu Ye travels between the two worlds, finding opportunities in both.

From then on, the Hehuan Sect gains an artifact-forging workshop called the Danxia Workshop, along with a shopkeeper who insists he only sells cultural and creative goods.

It also gains a sect patriarch who has never appeared on the sect's soul lamp, yet can overwhelm every form of magic.

Meanwhile, in the world where the Dharma is ending, the Daoist sects welcome their fifth Celestial Master after years of decline.