During the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai, the second-generation official, had no ambitions and only wanted to cook and be a young Buddhist. However, he was forced by his father to take the imperial examination and was forced to marry a tigress. He was even tricked by his friend Du Haoran into becoming a handyman at Langhuan Pavilion, a mysterious jewelery pavilion on West Street in Chang'an City. There are all kinds of rare treasures in Langhuan Pavilion, and guests can get them if they want them. However, the boss Qing Li said that making money is not important. What is important is the customers who want something they want. As long as their obsession is deep enough and they can pay the corresponding price, their wishes can be realized, and their desires will be permanently sealed by Boss Qing.
Boss Qing never engages in loss-making business. What is the desire to collect these powerful things?
Da Biao, a warrior who was also a handyman, looked at the moon and missed his wife all day long. Now that he is married, why has he followed Qingli to Chang'an for thousands of years and remained loyal? What kind of deal is there between them?
In the void, there seemed to be a pair of invisible hands pushing Li Bai into the whirlpool where the power of gods and Buddhas gathered.
