Part One: Jiang Ziya's Fight against Master Yan
This is a legendary story about Jiang Ziya doing business in feudal society. It mainly tells the unlucky story of Jiang Ziya being harmed by Master Yan and Shi De's ghost fighting magic, and the incident involving Master Yan. Any similarities between this legend and other stories are purely coincidental.
Part Two: Jiang Ziya fights monsters, Shi Muren and Tie Muyi
This book also writes about the legendary story of Jiang Ziya's business in feudal society. It mainly tells a series of unlucky stories about Jiang Ziya after he was defeated by Shi Muren and lost his ghost fighting skills; and the marriage of two fairies who were demoted from heaven to the earth. Shi Muren, two brothers, repeatedly harmed Ziya for their master's last wish. Although it caused Ziya to lose money, it never harmed Ziya's life. In the end, it ended with Shi Muren's failure.
Part Three: Jiang Ziya fights monsters, wizards, and riches
This book mainly writes about the trouble caused by the Dragon King of the East China Sea who used a magic stick that could be turned into a money tree to Ziya. It starts with the two irreconcilable families of Yuan and Fang, and then introduces the battle of wits between Dongfang Chagu and Luo Zhen, as well as the battle of wits and courage among others; and the battle for wealth with Qin Yuanwai and Jiang Ziya. Jiang Ziya's fight for wealth forced Qin officials to break off their engagement, and the fight with those who came after him to help Yuan Lin fight for wealth; as well as the fight against demons and monsters. There are also the love, hatred and hatred between men and women in the book, the intrigues of the characters in the book, and the later reconciliation between the two families.
Part 4: This is a story about the misfortune that happened when Jiang Ziya was the chief security officer. And the legendary story after leaving office. It mainly writes about Jiang Ziya's sworn brother, Song Yiren, who helped Ziya get an official position, the misfortunes Ziya encountered on the way to take office, and the events caused by the destruction of the "Earth Embankment City"
Reader comments
Yu Fushen's "Young Jiang Ziya" takes a different approach, focusing on the story of Jiang Ziya before he went to the mountains to learn Taoism at the age of 32, showing readers a world full of fantasy. The novel begins with Jiang Ziya's first entry into Chaoge. The mysterious Taoist bestows magical talismans and becomes sworn friends with Song Yiren, which quickly draws readers into the wonderful story. The heretical spells performed by Yan Shanyin, such as summoning souls and catching souls, make the story full of tension and excitement, and also add many variables to Jiang Ziya's fate. The author uses delicate descriptions to make the characters vividly appear on the page. Jiang Ziya is upright and brave, has the ambition to serve the country, and is not afraid of ghosts and ghosts; the evil of Yan Shanyin and the kindness and enthusiasm of Song Yiren are all vividly portrayed. In terms of plot settings, plots such as flour turning into ghost coins and dried noodles turning into loess are full of fantasy, which also promotes the continuous development of the story. However, there are some logical flaws in the novel, such as the motives of the ghosts that harm people are sometimes unclear. Some plots develop too quickly, making it difficult for readers to fully appreciate the atmosphere of the story. But overall, its unique story perspective and fantasy elements provide a new reading experience for Xianxia fans, and it is worth a read.
Yu Fushen's "Young Jiang Ziya" takes a different approach, focusing on the story of Jiang Ziya before he went to the mountains to learn Taoism at the age of 32, showing readers a world full of fantasy. The novel begins with Jiang Ziya's first entry into Chaoge. The mysterious Taoist bestows magical talismans and becomes sworn friends with Song Yiren, which quickly draws readers into the wonderful story. The heretical spells performed by Yan Shanyin, such as summoning souls and catching souls, make the story full of tension and excitement, and also add many variables to Jiang Ziya's fate. The author uses delicate descriptions to make the characters vividly appear on the page. Jiang Ziya is upright and brave, has the ambition to serve the country, and is not afraid of ghosts and ghosts; the evil of Yan Shanyin and the kindness and enthusiasm of Song Yiren are all vividly portrayed. In terms of plot settings, plots such as flour turning into ghost coins and dried noodles turning into loess are full of fantasy, which also promotes the continuous development of the story. However, there are some logical flaws in the novel, such as the motives of the ghosts that harm people are sometimes unclear. Some plots develop too quickly, making it difficult for readers to fully appreciate the atmosphere of the story. But overall, its unique story perspective and fantasy elements provide a new reading experience for Xianxia fans, and it is worth a read.