Xuan Jia Fu Jin Lu

In the third year of Taiyuan, before the Di Qin cavalry arrived, Wu Gu had secretly crossed the Huai River. Seven great shamans from the Shaman Heavenly Group sneaked into Jiangdong, cursed and killed generals, bewitched important ministers, and put everyone in Jiankang City in danger. Zhuge Wuyou, the last descendant of the Zhuge family in Langya, possesses the unique skill of Dunjia. In the Imperial Medical Office, he meets Xie Chengzhi, who is good at identifying hundreds of poisons. With the help of Duan Yu, a scout from the Beifu, the three of them fight against the invisible enemy. From Gu Cave in Miaojiang to the Buddhist Kingdom in the Western Regions, from Qingcheng Taoist Temple to the Northern Liang King's tent. In the former Qin Dynasty, Wang Jia, the national master, was used to win over Taoist sects, seduced Beiliang with the throne of Hexi, and even controlled Monk Hu with Buddhist mantras. On the Eastern Jin side, Xie An was strategizing, Xie Xuan was training troops in the Jianghuai River, and Zhuge Wuyou was deploying troops in the mountains and rivers. Lingnan Lishuai, Wuxi barbarian shamans, Tianshi Taoist lineage, and the Western Region monks gradually merged into a torrent to resist the witchcraft. In the autumn of the eighth year of Taiyuan, millions of Qin troops pressed against the Feishui River. Zhuge Wuyou climbed to Bagong Mountain and used the best of the hundreds of experts he had gathered in four years to build a strange formation that would last forever. The wind whistled like cranes, and the grass and trees swayed like armored soldiers. When the direction of history and the secrets of mysticism intersect here, what determines the fate of China is not only the swords, bows and horses, but also the invisible secret that envelopes the battlefield... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.