Liang Xin was originally born into a family of criminals, believing that he would never have a chance to rise in this life. Unexpectedly, at the age of eight, a ghostly servant who had once served his ancestors came to pledge loyalty to him. To cultivate the Dao and attain enlightenment, one must sever worldly attachments; in the eyes of cultivators, only the Dao matters, unaffected by external influences, and indifferent to worldly honors and humiliations. The heart of the Dao is not the heart of man. However, Liang Xin was an exception. He possessed cultivation but lacked the heart of the Dao. When he saw his family living in comfort, he smiled with joy; when he witnessed his friends' anger, he felt indignant; and when a beautiful woman passed by, he couldn't help but take a deep breath of the fragrant breeze that followed her. Because of this mortal heart, Liang Xin was human, and the world was his happy home. If he had to choose between immortality and humanity, he would decisively choose: to move mountains!