Chang Sheng, a young man, has been lonely since he was a child, making a living fishing in the mountains of southern Xinjiang. He believes that human life should be like the vegetation in the mountains, living in spring and dying in autumn, and living for a hundred years in an ordinary way.
Until the fog closed the mountain, he mistakenly entered an ancient cave, and a bronze mirror illuminated his whole life.
In the mirror, he died alone, old, sick, and buried in a grave with weeds.
At that moment, he suddenly didn't want to go down this road anymore.
He walked out of the mountains and traveled to Dongshengshenzhou, Xiniuhezhou, Beijuluzhou, and Nanfanbuzhou, just to find a different way to survive.
Later he realized that the so-called immortal Buddha may not necessarily be compassionate; the so-called spiritual veins may not be fair.
Heaven and earth have rules, and everyone has their destiny.
What he has to do is to use his mortal bones to cut through the old order and carve out a path to immortality for mortals.
