The Trilogy of Strange Stories from Lingshui Temple

"The Strange Stories of Lingshui Temple" trilogy It is a novel that combines elements of historical suspense, exploration of ancient civilizations, and treasure exploration. It takes profound historical philosophy as its core, cleverly weaves Buddhist and Taoist elements, and tells a grand story about the inheritance of civilization. When Shizong of the Later Zhou Dynasty exterminated the Buddha, the secret words of ancient coins suddenly appeared in the belly of the bronze statue, revealing the mystery of the "treasure of national destiny" spanning three dynasties. In the first part, "The Bronze Buddha Overcomes the Tribulation", the whirlpool of troubled times gathered at Lingshui Temple. The bronze statue bleeds and the eminent monk dies. All clues point to the submerged ancient city under the cold pool. In the second part, "The Lost Traces of the Yellow Robe", Chen Qiao rebels against the Yellow Robe and wears a yellow robe. Zhao Kuangyin, the new emperor of the new dynasty, personally visits Hantan, but sees the future of the dynasty in a bronze mirror. Undercurrents from all sides are surging, and the truth about the treasure emerges for the first time - it is not gold or silver, but ancient wisdom related to the land lines of Kyushu. In the third part, "Hantan Enlightenment", seventy-three years later, Song Renzong faced the final choice. When descendants of ancient Shu, envoys from Liao and Xia, and wise ministers of the New Deal gathered at the bottom of the pond, the final seal was finally revealed: the real treasure is never found in the deep pond, but in the hearts of people above the temple. A strange event that spanned a hundred years finally proved true with a benevolent heart, leaving an eternal echo of "the earth's veins are the people's veins".