In the black land at the foot of Changbai Mountain, Zhang Shoushan was born with the nickname of "recruiting things".
From being an ignorant child suffering from "deficiency diseases" to being forced to "move the pole" and stand up in court during the storm of the Cultural Revolution, he struggled to accept the fate of becoming a "sweet boy". The five immortal families of Hu, Huang, Bai, Liu and Hui are close to me, and they have gone through ups and downs for fifty years.
He tells people's fortunes and eliminates disasters, interprets events and solves doubts, exorcises evil spirits and cures diseases, regulates feng shui, and walks between the realms of yin and yang, between science and superstition.
From isolated mountain villages to prosperous cities, from turbulent years to the information age,
He witnessed the greed and goodness of human nature, and experienced the decline and struggle of tradition.
His rise to fame has brought about dangers in the world and strife among his comrades. It has also led to the mystery of his own bloodline, the entanglement between his wishes as a master and his fateful enemy.
This is an autobiography of a great immortal from Northeast China written with blood and tears in the first person. It tells the story of a legendary life in which he traveled through mountains and mountains amidst the calamity of the mortal world, and understood the cause and effect in the world of incense.
It looks at things, heals the heart, and overcomes tribulations. What ultimately needs to be solved is the inextricable fetters and fates entangled between people and spirits.
