Ming Dynasty: Lingyun Temple Holding the Sword Lingxiao

In the parallel world, this is a time and space with cultivators and demons. Wanli period of Ming Dynasty Because of the friends he made in that mortal world, Prime Minister Zhang Juzheng invited him many times. The Taoist heart of the young Taoist priest in Lingyun Temple entered the undercurrent of the Ming Dynasty. Feng Bao, the duke of the East Factory, and Wei Zhongxian, the governor of the West Factory, wanted to get rid of the Taoist priest Tao Xin who had entered the Qintian Prison to be worshiped as a national master. The three masters, Tuo Sigong, commander of Jin Yiwei, and cold-blooded and ruthless Liumen Iron Shou, want to win over this mysterious little Taoist priest. However, the young Taoist priest Daoxin, who was invited by his friend Zhang Juzheng to enter Qintian Prison, also had his own purpose. . . . . . . On one side is the great thunder disaster that continues the fate of the Ming Dynasty mountains and rivers, but has been touched. On the other hand, he retreated to Lingyun Temple in Lingxiao Mountain and did not care about the world of mortals. However, can Tao Xin, who is trapped in the quagmire of the world of mortals, escape safely? . . . . . . When the time comes to ride the wind and break the waves, hold your sword in the sky and offer sacrifices to the sea. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.