Treasure Duan Gong

Treasure Duan Gong: A Sichuan-flavored fantasy, a shocking twist. In northeastern Sichuan, Chen Laoyao, a young man who was put to death, originally wanted to eat and die, but due to an adventure under the White Pagoda of Song Dynasty, he accidentally inherited the ancestral Duan Gong identity, and was involved in an adventure vortex that spanned history and fantasy. His magical weapon is a shoulder pole, and the mythical beast that brings wealth looks majestic, but in fact he is a scumbag who always loses control at critical moments. The villain, Yin Banxian, appears to be compassionate, but actually has evil intentions. He is actually the incarnation of Zhang Xianzhong's resentful spirit. The story is based on the true legend of Northeast Sichuan, from the Golden Rooster Baba in the White Pagoda of the Song Dynasty, to the strange calculations of the Grub Festival, to the layer-by-layer puzzle solving of the Eight Scenery Mystery Array. "Autumn Colors on the Fruit Mountain" contains yellow tangerines that harbor resentment and needs hot pot base ingredients to be refined; "Qushui Qingbo" casts the spell to cause heavy rains, causing constant trouble. As the plot progresses, the truth emerges like a cocoon. It turns out that everything originated from the mysterious case of Zhang Xianzhong in the late Ming Dynasty. In the end, Chen Laoyao discovered that the key to quelling the "greb plague" was not magic, but awakening folk memories. This is a grand adventure that combines Sichuan humor, thriller suspense and folklore fantasy. It has constant twists and turns, taking you to experience the mysterious world with unique Bashu characteristics.