Meng Qi wants to be the elegant swordsman. Fate makes him the mad monk instead. The show finds its comedy in that constant collision between what he imagined and what he actually is, loop after loop, each life a little more ridiculous than the last. Time travel here isn't about fixing the timeline. It's about a guy discovering that the version of himself he never wanted might be the only version that matters. By the time you realize everything was orchestrated, you've stopped caring about the original plan and started rooting for the mad monk to stay exactly as broken as he is.

Meng Qi is a time traveler who dreams of becoming a graceful swordsman dressed in white. Instead, while working through an endless series of hard missions in a space of repeated time travel, he gains worldwide fame as a blade-carrying mad monk, far from the figure he pictured. Yet everything that happens to him turns out to be the scheme of an ancient power. Mixing action and fantasy with a comic streak, the story follows a funny monk roaming the martial arts world and the three realms.