At the entrance of Anyang Town, the stone tablet is engraved with the words "Zi Buyu, strange power and chaotic spirit" - the writing is so powerful that it will not fall down for sixty years.
But today, something gnawed off a corner of the top of the monument.
Ji Lian, an outside disciple of the Yin Yang family, was passing by here and just wanted to stay for one night and leave at dawn. However, all the cats in the town stared at him at dusk, the innkeeper warned him "don't open the window at night", and the old farmer told him "this is a bad omen".
He thought those cats were staring at him.
It was later discovered that they were staring at the jade pendant on his body with the yin and yang fish engraved on it - a jade pendant of unknown origin, which had the aura of a farmer and a master, and two pure yin and yang auras that he could not understand.
That night, hundreds of cats in Anyang Town fought at night, with clear formations and orderly advance and retreat - like two armies fighting on the wall.
The next morning, the stele fell down.
The vegetation grew wildly, vines sealed the doors, soldiers with thousands of soldiers formed a formation on the street, and strange moans came from behind the doors and windows. There was an indescribable, scalp-numbing laziness in the air.
Mr. Meng, a Confucian, unfolded half of the burnt scraps and read out a syllable that could not be pronounced.
And Ji Lian finally understood that the balance of sixty years was shattered overnight.
What had been suppressing under Anyang Town woke up.
