The story revolves around a little fox named Hutao Tao, who dreams of mastering powerful magic. On her way to Peach Blossom Village to seek a master, she meets Zhu Manman, an inventive bamboo rat. The two new friends journey together to Peach Blossom Village, where they encounter the playful old immortal Grandpa Land, who runs a large tea shop. In order to learn magic from Grandpa Land, the two partners stay behind to help him manage the tea shop, determined to restore the once-bustling Peach Blossom Village to its former liveliness. Soon, they befriend a group of new companions: the adorable peacock Hua Hua, skilled in gardening; the mischievous monkey Nao Nao, who loves to join in the fun; and the simple, endearing dragon prince, the little turtle Duobao. Every day, they explore and discover new things in Peach Blossom Village, often causing trouble in hilarious ways, only to uncover the truth and solve problems under Grandpa Land's guidance. Sometimes, Tao Tao and her friends also enthusiastically assist great immortals who come seeking help—such as helping Erlang Shen care for his celestial hound, assisting Taishang Laojun in refining elixirs, or aiding the God of Wealth in finding his money pouch. Each time they resolve a problem, a beautiful peach blossom blooms on the large peach tree beside the tea shop. During their training in Peach Blossom Village, Hutao Tao and Zhu Manman gradually come to understand the true meaning of friendship, the methods of exploring and learning about the world, and the spirit of helping others. They realize that to become a true little immortal, the most important thing is not how much magic one masters or how many treasures one obtains, but rather possessing qualities such as bravery, kindness, honesty, and perseverance—learning to respect and embrace every living being. The anime naturally integrates three key elements—traditional Chinese culture, children's growth, and intangible cultural heritage—into its storyline, allowing young viewers to recognize the diversity among people and learn tolerance and respect through lively and engaging stories, while also building a connection between them and traditional culture.