Taoism: the Last Original True Immortal

He is a nine-year-old mud-legged boy, a waste without immortal roots. But he was also the smart kid who picked up medicine dregs under the altar, held the black stone in his hand, and understood the "good price" in school. He doesn't have the so-called golden-fingered grandfather. What he has is the thickness of the earth, his father's foresight, and the courage that says, "I dare to punch you if I see you unhappy." What this book is about is the backbone of mortals. This book is about settling eternal grievances. I want to write about the strengths and weaknesses of the three thousand worlds and the debates between right and wrong! In this world where gods and demons are all for profit, and immortals have their own plans, let's see how Shen Nian'an holds the illustrated book and carries the black stone on his back, breaks out of the "official kiln", and becomes the last original true immortal. Heaven and earth have ledgers, and they will naturally be settled. Now, the abacus falls into Shen Nian'an's hands.