221 BC was the first year that Ying Zheng conquered the six countries, unified the world, and ascended the throne as emperor. In the same year, Taishangdao, the leader of hundreds of families, was so powerful that he bullied the government. He was suppressed by the First Emperor and split into two, disappearing into the north and south, regardless of the secular world. Those to the south, living in the Yue region, know the miraculous arts of heaven and earth, control invisible swords, can control ghosts and gods, and call the "Shangqingdao"; those to the north, hidden in Yanzhao, are familiar with runes and incantations, practice "mantras", follow the words when spoken, and can summon divine objects to exorcise demons and ward off evil spirits, so they are named "Taiyi Dao".
In memory of my date with a zombie, I don't mess with the relationship between men and women.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
