Lian Jing Jue

"Dragon essence is not essence. The essence is in the dragon's veins. Finding the dragon has its own true gold, and traveling with the dragon is connected with the essence." The person who wrote this decision was a Taoist at the foot of Changbai Mountain in the late Qing Dynasty. There is an ancient nursery rhyme behind this skill, which is: "Clear Water Bay, the water bay is clear, and the dragon coffin is hidden under the clear water. There are green chains, jasper rings, and mountains of gold and silver bricks." Although it is difficult for ordinary people to understand the meaning of this trick, they can understand it as soon as they read this nursery rhyme. This is a jingle about hiding treasures. There are treasures in Clear Water Bay! There is indeed a treasure in Clear Water Bay, and it is a large jade sarcophagus filled with gold, silver and jewelry! Where? No one knows, but there is a shocking story buried in this jade coffin under the deep water... This book tells the story of a Taoist priest who was reborn in troubled times and went north to find the place where he practiced and was born. After going through countless hardships, he finally regained the fruits of his cultivation and finally realized the true meaning of immortality. At the end of the late Qing Dynasty, there were thousands of Taoist disciples practicing alchemy. The alchemy practiced by various sects include immortality, flying, fire control, invisibility, soul out-of-body, etc., And many people have achieved positive results. Various factions staged a battle to compete for a mysterious sword... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.