Family Cultivation of Immortality Begins with Never Extinguishing the Fire

At the foot of Chiwei Mountain, the Yan family, who make a living by burning kilns, are so poor that they can't even afford the money to bury their old man, so their children can only send him to an abandoned ancient kiln. The bones were burned, but a black ember was left in the kiln. The eldest son Yan Jingshan touched the black embers and inherited his father's more than 30 years of experience in making pottery. From then on, the Yan family discovered that if their clan members were burned by strange fire in the kiln after death, they could leave their lifelong learning to future generations. Some people leave behind their skills, some leave behind their craftsmanship, and some only leave behind a period of regret before their death. This is how a family enters the path of immortality. They have gone through marriages, births, family separations, years of disaster and separation. Generation after generation they have accumulated the embers left by their predecessors, and each generation has also shouldered the unfinished karma of their ancestors. As time goes by, the old house turns into a deep residence, and the descendants of the kiln workers gradually become immortals. Only the fire in the furnace watched quietly as the Yan family was born and grew old, and then turned into a handful of ashes in the hands of those who came after them.