Tianjie Pharmacy

Lin Jiuge's grandfather died, leaving him with a drug store that was about to close down, and an inexplicable sentence: "Don't throw away the pulse pillow, someone will touch it one day." He doesn't know how to see a doctor. But the day the first "patient" came to the door, he suddenly saw something he shouldn't have seen - the medicine cabinet was glowing, nine weird "fruits" hung on the old locust tree, and the little flower seller disappeared out of thin air in front of him. No, not disappear. It's that little girl who doesn't even exist. At least, only he could see it. Since then, an inconspicuous drugstore on the street corner has become a time and space hub connecting the past and present, running through dreams and reality, and spanning mortals and extraordinary beings. The person who comes to get medicine may be an ancient monk who has gone crazy; the person who comes for consultation may be a visitor from the future whose genes have collapsed. And the crazy old man across the street who they met every day was actually the last person to reach the end of the ninth level of heaven six hundred years ago. The ninth level of heaven is not about cultivating immortals, but "a way of seeing the world." The higher you go, the more you look like a mortal. The highest level is not to call the wind and rain, but to sell noodles, blacksmith, and tell stories on the street. When the millennium conspiracy surfaces, when the seven-layered dream begins to collapse, and when the countdown to the restart of the universe begins, the one who saves the world is not some peerless strongman - but Sun Dazhuang in the blacksmith shop who only knows how to make farm tools, Liu Sanniang who sells information, the noodle shop owner, storyteller, matchmaker, executioner... All "ordinary people". "There are no gods in the Nine Heavens, only mortals who go up on their knees and come back with a smile." A cosmic adventure that starts with a bowl of Yangchun noodles and ends with a bowl of Yangchun noodles. You think you are watching a fantasy, but in fact you are watching yourself.