After Returning from Cultivating Immortality, Playing Mahjong Is Really Good for the Body and Mind

Hu Yiyi, a great monk in the Infinite Realm of Xuanyue Continent, was about to ascend to immortality, but was forcibly dragged in by a strange gap in the sky. When he opened his eyes again, he found that his soul had traveled back to modern Chengdu and was possessed by a newly graduated college student with the same name. All his cultivation was gone, and hundreds of years of hard training were all gone. The only good news is that the Xianma system he carries with him is still there - although it has fallen into a deep slumber, it can be reactivated by playing mahjong, and his cultivation level can be increased with every move. The bad news is that the system stipulates that you cannot spend any money you win on yourself, you must donate it all. Dare to use it privately? His cultivation plummeted until he returned to an ordinary person. In order to become stronger again, Hu Yiyi had no choice but to embark on an unprecedented path of cultivating immortality - playing mahjong every day in an old teahouse on Yulin Road. With his superb card skills and insight into people's hearts, he won all the mahjong tables in Chengdu. All the money he won was donated to charity, and he accidentally became a local celebrity. But trouble also ensues. He won so much that no one dared to fight him; he turned against him by gambling and offended the forces of the underground casino. What made him even more worried was that he met a girl named Su Zhi at the Jinsha Ruins Museum - her face was exactly the same as his Taoist companion Zhu'er in Xuanyue Continent. Chengdu's teahouses, hot pot, tea bowls, leisure and struggle in the city's fireworks, the hidden secrets of the ancient Shu civilization, love and hatred on the mahjong table... A story about return, protection and rebirth quietly unfolds in the slow life of Chengdu.