In the turbulent late Qing Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were broken, and there were internal and external troubles. The powerful ships and cannons of the Western powers opened the door to ancient China. The decadent Qing government was crumbling in the wind and rain, and among the people, legends of evil spirits and ghosts were also spread wantonly in the troubled times. Against this background, a wonderful fantasy adventure novel "Ghost Hunting in Maoshan: Storms of the Late Qing Dynasty" slowly begins.
The protagonist of the story, Li Yifeng, is a young man whose life experience is a mystery. The gears of fate began to turn when he was young. By chance, he was accepted as a disciple by Taoist Master Xuanzhen of the Maoshan Sect, and from then on he stepped into the mysterious world of Maoshan magic. Taoist Master Xuanzhen, a Maoshan master with profound spiritual practice and firm Taoist heart, not only taught Li Yifeng the magic of catching ghosts in Maoshan, but also set an example and instilled in him the values of justice and kindness.
Under the careful instruction of his master, Li Yifeng practiced hard and soon mastered the essence of Maoshan Shu. However, his path to spiritual practice was not smooth sailing. In the process of learning, he encountered many difficulties and obstacles, and also faced various temptations and tests. But every time, he relied on his firm belief and persistence in justice to overcome his inner fear and confusion, and gradually grew into an outstanding Maoshan disciple.
As the story progresses, Li Yifeng follows his master down the mountain to practice. They came to towns and villages that were infested by evil spirits one after another, and witnessed with their own eyes the suffering of the people under the ravages of evil spirits. In the process, Li Yifeng used the Maoshan technique he had learned to fight fiercely with various monsters and monsters. He has gone deep into the eerie tombs
