Traveling Through Xu Xian: Wushuang and Confucianism

At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, demons were rampant, gold and iron horses trampled the country, and the heavenly rules imprisoned the three realms. Xu Xianhun, a modern medical student, travels here and unexpectedly awakens the talent of "both Confucianism and martial arts" - the literary and Taoist brush can suppress evil and help the world, and the words can be followed; the martial arts and physical training can crack rocks and shake mountains, and can defeat all methods. He hangs a pot in the security hall and meets Bai Suzhen, a thousand-year-old white snake. The human-monster takes different paths but has a deep love for her. From the Lin'an epidemic to the Leifeng Pagoda disaster, from the anti-gold battlefield to the netherworld, Xu Xian used his pen and ink as his blade and his fists and feet as his shield to break through the nine realms of literature and Tao step by step, from the initial enlightenment of Moxiang to the change of Tianzhang; the nine levels of martial arts climbed to the top, from copper skin and iron bones to transcendence.