The 5,000-year-old Kunlun Ruins monk Li Gu was plotted against by the Western gods when he was going through a calamity. His soul possessed the body of a baby boy born with polio in Qingshi Village, and he became Xu Erdan, whom the villagers said was destined to "defend the village." Hidden in the crumpled disability of his left leg is a spiritual locking array composed of twelve star chains - this is the restriction set by Zeus to block his spiritual power, and it is also the foreshadowing of the thousand-year struggle between the Eastern and Western gods for the Kunlun Chalcedony.
On a night of thunder and thunder, this lame doll who could only giggle and giggle drew the Kan hexagram on the ground with a drop of urine, causing the village tyrant Zhao San to break his front teeth. Under the old locust tree, he took out half a bronze token from the cracks in the tree, and was so surprised that the shadow of the tree twisted into the shape of an ancient building. No one knew that inside this frail body was an old monster who could play chess with Satan and dare to pull Apollo's hair.
When the shadow of the cross of the Western Holy See shrouded the village, and when the claws of the hell werewolf tore open the night, Xu Erdan dragged his sick leg, lit the cinnabar with the evil-breaking spell of "The Book of Changes", mobilized the stone formations with the geological display technique of "The Book of Changes", and arranged the villagers with the Qimen Dunjia of the "Book of Changes". He taught children to sing solar terms nursery rhymes and practice formations, used Widow Li's soul-suppressing embroidery to fight against the Red Evil, used Zhao San's werewolf aura as bait, and even forced the Dragon King of the East China Sea to hand over Ni Lin.
The old locust tree is a remnant of a building, the passage to the Dragon Palace is hidden at the bottom of the Yin Pond, and the dry well of the ancestral hall is connected to the earth's hub - Qingshi Village is not an ordinary village at all, but a Tianyuan place of cultivation resources in the three realms. Those seemingly coincidental folk customs: the location of ancestor worship during the Qingming Festival, the placement of wormwood at the Dragon Boat Festival, and the formation of the Winter Solstice sacrifice are all the pulse-protecting formations passed down by the villagers.
The word "Shou" on Xu Erdan's left hand
