Crossing the Nangu River

I am a mote of dust, but my heart is toward the sky. Zhou Youan, a young man from a back alley, is destined to embark on the path of spiritual practice. In this world, there are sword immortals whose swords light up the nine continents, there are saints who hold the heavenly constitution in their mouths to determine the mountains and rivers, and there are also the ordinary fireworks in the world. The protagonist grows up from suffering, asks questions in the mortal world, holds the ink in his heart, and measures the good and evil of the world. Cultivation is not for longevity, but for seeking a truth. Along the way, there are favors to repay, debts to repay, and injustices to be settled with a sword. Let's see how a commoner can find his own way of asking questions in this grand world where immortals, demons, and Taoism are everywhere.