Reawakening after a millennium of death by heavenly lightning, Daoist Jing Yuan finds himself in a cultivation world transformed beyond comprehension. At the marketplace: herbs cost mere coppers, yet these are the precious components of Foundation Establishment Pills. At the auction house: cultivation methods command thirty-thousand spirit-stones, though Jing Yuan recognizes them as the worst street-level trash imaginable. Inside the art gallery: the Cultivation World's hundred most influential figures are showcased—his former companions and sworn enemies A, B, C, D, 1, 2, 3, 4, immortalized in history. Within the bookstore: an entire collection bears his name alone. "Jing Yuan: A Biography," "Memoirs of Jing Yuan," "Introduction to Daoist-Master Jing Yuan's Legendary Life," "Honored Master Jing Yuan Teaches You to Guide Qi into the Body," "The Seven Habits of Founder Jing Yuan"—his legend documented in full, yet he cannot explain where these tales originated. The companions who once journeyed beside him have crumbled into dust, their mighty cultivation legacies reduced to fragments. In a world that moved forward without him, Jing Yuan's legend not only persists—it thrives, woven into the foundation of cultivation itself. Being legendary everywhere while invisible to everyone... admittedly feels quite embarrassing.