Part One: a Young Man's Quest to Break into Penglai

The first part, "The Question of a Young Man Entering Penglai": Li Xiao embarked on the road to search for his soul, and asked to see Bixia Yuanjun in Mount Tai, only to realize that all the incense in the world is expected; he paid homage to the bronze statue of Lao Tzu in Mount Laoshan, and then realized that there is also "action" in "inaction". He finally understood: repairing the base station was not to become an immortal, but to protect the world. Core idea: Reconstruct the mythological system, define "immortals" as "pioneers who have mastered advanced civilization/laws", and emphasize "inspirational" and "humanistic care". World view setting: It is set that the "Three Immortal Mountains" (Penglai, Fangzhang, and Yingzhou) are actually ancient "spiritual energy base stations" that are on the verge of collapse due to disrepair for a long time, resulting in the disappearance of "mirages" (Penglai wonders) in the world and frequent disasters. The Eight Immortals are not perfect people, but the "remnant souls" that were sealed in the murals of Penglai Pavilion after they failed to cross the sea. They need to be reborn with the help of mortal bodies. •The real "immortal" is not an immortal immortal, but a pioneer who knows how to protect the world. •It is better to become an immortal than to protect the world, and to help the world is worse than to live forever. •The smoke of human beings is warmer than the palace in heaven •Beyond becoming an immortal: Live forever but do not become an immortal, but become a guardian of the human world. This is the real "immortal" Key words Reconstruction of Xianxia, science fiction setting, 2026 Qilu Culture, Shandong Cultural Tourism, trilogy, growth inspiration, humanistic care, reversal of values