Record of the Sword and Demon Seal

The opening chapter is like a long fantasy scroll with splashes of ink, blending the righteousness of family and country with fantasy and weirdness. The path to awakening for Li Mu, a member of the clan, was destined to be burdened with the weight of fate from the moment the sages from Mount Lu revealed the secrets of heaven. The talisman battle in Longhu Mountain is full of tension. When the magic weapon poison spell of the Ten Thousand Immortals Sect collides with the true energy of the righteous way, it seems that the burnt talisman paper explodes in the blood mist; the eastward sea journey pushes the fantasy imagination to the extreme. The scene of the tsunami-shaped water monster intertwined with the clan's true energy and the Buddha's light is both majestic and majestic of the strange beasts of the mountains and seas, without losing the ethereal oriental fantasy. The best thing is the undercurrent of the magic star line - they are not only the concrete pursuers, but also the embodiment of human greed. When Li Mu was framed in the secret realm of Fuso Feilu, his personal breakthrough suddenly overlapped with the world's crisis. This journey across the mountains and seas not only contained the unstoppable youthful spirit, but also contained the tragedy of "Thousands of people, I will go." The author uses Taoist mysteries as his bones and mountains and rivers as his skin, turning every place name into a stage of fantasy: the Taoist rhyme of Longhu Mountain, the light of Buddha in Yangzhou, and the demonic obstacles of Fusang, all together play a vast movement about awakening and redemption.

Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng were the twin stars of Yixue in the early Tang Dynasty. They understood the mysteries of the world and knew the past, present and future. Yuan Tiangang was proficient in physiognomy. He once read Wu Zetian's physiognomy and said that if she were a woman, she would be the emperor. He can observe the movement of Qi like a god. Wherever he passes, he can distinguish the good and bad of houses and buildings, the misfortune of people and ministers, and it is said among the people that he can "see ghosts with his eyes and hear the wind with his ears." Li Chunfeng studied the calendar deeply, repaired the Linde Calendar to determine the time sequence of the universe, and also deduced the astrology, and used Yisi to divine the trajectory of the stars. It is said that he can communicate with heaven and earth. He once spent seven days stargazing on Zhongnan Mountain and calculated that "after the third generation of the Tang Dynasty, the heroine King Wu will rule the world." The two of them co-authored the Tuibei Tu, which uses sixty images to predict the rise and fall of future generations, and the strokes of the pen are astonishing to ghosts and gods. Its technique is not a trick in the world, but a great way that integrates Yixue, astronomy, and prophecy. It can not only determine the life and death of an individual, but also predict the ups and downs of a country. Later generations said that "it was known for five hundred years before and five hundred years after", becoming an insurmountable peak in the history of Chinese metaphysics.

Nan Jiyun, a famous general in the Tang Dynasty, was known for his loyalty, bravery and staunchness. His life was like a cold blade unsheathed, showing off his sharp edge. During the Anshi Rebellion, he served as a vanguard under Zhang Xun, the general in charge of Suiyang. He was good at riding and shooting, and could shoot the bow from both sides without missing any arrows. When the enemy besieged the city, he rode alone to call for help. Facing Helan Jinming's banquet and wooing him, he angrily threw his severed finger to the ground: "The soldiers of Suiyang are hungry and cold, how can Jiyun bear to eat alone!" After saying this, he drew an arrow and shot it at the Buddhist temple pagoda. After returning to the city, he and Zhang Xun defended Suiyang to the death. When the food was exhausted, they ate wood and boiled leather. They still led their troops to fight dozens of bloody battles with the enemy every day. They were riddled with arrow wounds, but they became more courageous as they fought. When the city was broken and he was captured, the enemy troops pressed each other with swords. He raised his head and shouted angrily: "I died for the Tang Dynasty, why should I be afraid of traitors like you!" Finally, he and Zhang Xun went to the execution ground together, and they ended up swearing endlessly. It is said in later generations that his heroic spirit will never die, and he often appeared in the Jianghuai area to protect the people. People built temples to worship him, and he was called "General Nan". His loyalty and bravery are like stars shining through the sun. Even though they have lasted for thousands of years, they are still shining brightly in the annals of history.

Duan Xiushi, a famous general in the middle of the Tang Dynasty, was remembered in history for his righteousness and martyrdom. His life was as strong as a pine standing on a cliff, and he had an awe-inspiring character. In his early years, he followed Guo Ziyi to put down the Anshi Rebellion. When he was in Pizhou, facing the violence committed by Guo Xi's troops, he rode into the camp alone, broke the villain's wrist with a wat board, and sternly scolded him for "ruining the reputation of Duke Guo", which actually shocked the entire army. Guo Xi felt his loyalty and uprightness, so he took off his hat and apologized, and military discipline was solemn from then on. In the fourth year of Jianzhong's reign, Zhu Si rebelled and proclaimed himself emperor, trying to force Duan Xiushi, then Minister of Rites, to join in the rebellion. He pretended to agree, but in the court hall, he suddenly snatched the elephant hut, hit Zhu Si directly on the forehead, and shouted angrily, "How dare the mad thief arrogantly claim the throne! I wish I could tear you into pieces!" Although he was killed by a random blade, he continued to curse until he died. After Dezong was restored to power, he was posthumously awarded Taiwei with the posthumous title of "Zhonglie". Su Shi once praised it as "as tall as a mountain, unshakable." He performed the duties of a military general as a civil servant, resisted the overwhelming waves with the courage of an ordinary man, and defeated thieves with a wat board. He has become a benchmark of loyalty through the ages, and it is still exciting to read today.

Longhushan Tianshi Mansion, the full name of "Sihan Tianshi Mansion", is located in Shangqing Town, Guixi City, Yingtan City, Jiangxi Province. It is the general administration and living place of the Tianshi in charge of the Taoist affairs of the world. Tianshi Mansion was first built in the fourth year of Chongning in the Northern Song Dynasty and moved here in the Yuan Dynasty. Here, Taoism has been hereditary for 63 generations. In the past 60 years, it has enjoyed a prominent position from "lifting three mountain talismans" in the Song Dynasty, to "taking charge of Taoist affairs in the south of the Yangtze River" in the Yuan Dynasty, to "eternally in charge of Taoist affairs all over the world" in the Ming Dynasty. There are many buildings in the mansion, including Toumen, Yimen, Jade Emperor Hall, Tianshi Hall, Xuantan Hall, etc. The whole complex is a Huizhou style building complex with front palace and back palace, and the layout maintains the distinctive Taoist Zhengyi style. Tianshi Mansion also possesses many cultural relics, such as the Yuan Dynasty Xuanjiao Grand Master's Monument, the Thousand Jin Bell weighing 100 kilograms, etc. In **, Tianshi Mansion was announced by the State Council as a national key temple protection unit. In **, it was listed as one of the 21 key Taoist temples in the country. As a symbol of the ancestral home of Taoism, it attracts many tourists and believers to visit and worship.