All Spirits Are Transported, and Heaven Respects and Returns

Su Qiwei, a useless person in Qingzhu Village, accidentally met an ancient remnant soul deep in the back mountain who claimed to be Lao Can. The old cripple was restricted and unable to escape, so he could only teach Su Qiwei how to practice, and use his body of all spirits as a ferry to return to heaven for revenge. The two walked together all the way, broke into the sect, entered the middle realm, and traveled through all the dangers of the lower world. Su Miracle thought he had seized the opportunity and risen against the odds. It was not until many years later that he learned the truth: his birth was not a coincidence, but a game of chess played eons ago. All spirits are ferried, originally for the sake of heaven's respect and return. Is it to follow the established destiny and complete the mission of Du Zun? Or wave your sword to break the chessboard and walk your own path? Let's look at how the young man makes his choice in the book.