Adapted from Feng Qingyang’s acclaimed novel, Tian Ji tells the epic and deeply personal journey of Wu Yu—a seemingly ordinary young man marked by loss, struggle, and quiet resilience.
Born a mortal with no special fortune, Wu Yu’s path was anything but destined. Yet through trials both cruel and miraculous, he rises step by step—facing not only the darkness of the world, but the doubts within his own heart. Along the way, he challenges fate, questions the gods, and carves a path that no one else dared walk.
Tian Ji isn’t just a tale of cultivation—it’s a story about becoming. About how pain can forge purpose, and how even the most unremarkable soul can ascend beyond heaven itself. From the ashes of mortality, Wu Yu reaches for something greater—not just power, but peace, not just divinity, but enlightenment.
This is the legend of how a man became an immortal Buddha. And how, in doing so, he changed not just himself, but the world around him.
