A broke orphan gets accidentally added to a WeChat group for immortals and spends the next 60 episodes gaming the system with information nobody else has. The premise sounds like a joke until you realize it's actually about someone turning borrowed knowledge into real power, and the show commits completely to the mundane comedy of celestial beings arguing in a group chat. The cultivation journey here doesn't ask you to care about cosmic balance or destiny. It asks you to watch a kid exploit his friends' egos for survival.

Luo Yun is an orphan with a murky past. Once he comes of age, he unexpectedly finds himself added to a WeChat chat group for the East Sea Dragon Palace, filled with immortals. Swapping cultivation techniques with its members sends his power soaring, and he takes on the identity of Luo Yuan Shangxian, cultivating across both the human and immortal realms. Using the gap in what each side knows, along with clever schemes from his friends in the group, he swaps snacks like spicy strips for elixirs and bottles of cola for spiritual treasures. He keeps growing stronger while protecting the weak and standing up for justice in the ordinary world. As the Overlord Seafood Company climbs in both realms, the mystery of his origins pulls him into a great struggle between Peach Blossom Spring and the Chaos Star Sea. The result is a fantasy action adventure with a modern, sci-fi flavored twist.