Henry Lang was born into a family of criminals and thought he would never have a chance to rise in this life. Unexpectedly, at the age of eight, a ghost servant who once served the ancestors of the The Lang Family hurried over to pledge loyalty to him...

　　To cultivate the Dao and comprehend the heavens, one must sever all mortal attachments. In the eyes of cultivators, there is only the Dao of Heaven; they are unmoved by external things, untouched by worldly honor or disgrace.

　　But Henry Lang is an exception—he possesses cultivation, but lacks a Dao heart.

　　When he sees his family enjoying happiness, he beams with joy; when he sees his friends angry, he is indignant on their behalf; when a beautiful woman passes by, he can't help but take a deep breath of the lingering fragrance...

　　Because of this mortal heart, Henry Lang is human, and the world of mortals is his happy home.

　　If he must choose between being an "immortal" or a "human," he will, without hesitation, decide: Move mountains!