In 1987, the descendant of Maoshan, whose zodiac sign was the rabbit, was a brilliant man, but he was stuck in the "Tongxuan" bottleneck with his family's secret skills. He followed his master's orders and went down the mountain to practice, hoping to break through all kinds of situations in the world. After returning to the mountain in his later years, he sat around the Maoshan Taoist Temple and told his disciples the bizarre anecdotes about his experience in the mountains.
He is straightforward and mellow, and does not understand the love between his children, but he has a lot of luck - a village girl collecting herbs, a wandering Taoist nun, a fox fairy painting spirit, a female scholar, a female monk and other women of all kinds are either moved by his kindness or fall in love with his bravery, and eventually they all become confidants. Gao Ming never married, and only had Taoism and human morality in his heart. After the bottleneck was broken and he realized the true meaning of "Taoism in the world", he returned to the mountain to pass on the secret skills.
The mourning mountain spirit in Black Wind Ridge, the life-borrowing oil lamp in the misty ancient village, the century-old dragon that protects the people in the cold pool, the soul-eating bronze bell in the ancient temple... In the 35 episodes of deep mountain anecdotes, Gao Ming uses peach wood swords, Bagua mirrors, and talismans as blades to kill evil spirits and resolve grievances. There are thrilling confrontations with ghosts and ghosts, and insights into the good and evil of people's hearts.
