Beijing Is Huge: Capturing a Dragon from the Start

Wang Xiao Yi is the heir to the Red-and-White Ritual Masters of the capital. He descends the mountain to find his master. From the start, he captures a four-eyed golden dragon and carries a Qilin named Zang Shuo. He excels at catching demons and exorcising ghosts, especially female ghosts. He often roams the lands north of the capital.

Ritual Masters: In northern China, these are ceremonial specialists in a traditional folk profession with a long history. They are divided into funeral ritual masters and wedding ritual masters. The first two are fairly common, but Red-and-White Ritual Masters must know the local traditions and rules for both weddings and funerals, as well as the intricacies of conducting the ceremonies.

In North China, a ritual master is generally needed for both weddings and funerals.

Ritual masters charge for their services and pass down their art from master to disciple. Their schools are divided into the Funeral School, the Wedding School, and the Red-and-White School. The Red-and-White School is the rarest.

By the late Qing Dynasty, the Red-and-White School had already been lost among the people, so it later came to be known as the Lost School. Only practitioners of this school within the ritual-master tradition know their own school's Taoist arts, which differ from those of other Maoshan traditions.

The way ritual masters conduct their ceremonies is not...

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