Buzhi Dongman

The narrative follows Yichan, a young monk, along with his master and other characters, as he discovers essential life truths. During this journey, Yichan comes to understand a wide spectrum of human emotions, including happiness, sorrow, the pain of parting, and the frustrations that arise from unfulfilled wishes. The story delivers a unique philosophical perspective, conveying life's lessons through the pure viewpoint of a child monk and the profound knowledge of his older teacher.

After cultivating for a thousand years, Xiao Li, a carp spirit, and Hu Po, a highly cultivated cat immortal, enjoy a sweet and affectionate life together. Their story depicts the journey of a cat and a fish overcoming their innate biological differences to find love.

A Si, a powerful serpent demon, and the human girl Little Bell, after a disagreement, go to a nearby temple to seek guidance from their master. There, they meet the young monk Yi Chan and their master, and a friendship forms among them. The trio spends their days in playful teasing and fun, creating a series of charming, humorous tales.

In a world where humans and demons coexist, an ancient tale promises that through joint cultivation, both races can reach a state of purity and shared bliss. However, not everyone follows this path; driven by ambition and greed, some opt for malevolence. Xiao Li embarks on a journey to fulfill a thousand wishes and become a true dragon. Leaving her mountain home, she encounters Qiu Shui, a demon hunter determined to capture her. To escape, she must evade, fight, seek teachers, learn new skills, and handle various predicaments. Along the way, she gains allies, faces many dangers, and accrues knowledge. Xiao Li and Qiu Shui gradually develop a subtle camaraderie. Could fate be predetermined? Why did the goddess Nuwa instill both virtue and wickedness in the hearts of humans and demons? Maybe these are tests, or perhaps steps toward reaching purity.