Chen Daoxuan was raised by an old Taoist priest in the Po Tao Temple deep in Qingcheng Mountain, and studied Chinese classics and Taoist secrets for 22 years. Music, chess, calligraphy and painting, Feng Shui and Yu, internal boxing, and reading people's qi - the master said that sooner or later these skills will be used at the foot of the mountain.
At the age of twenty-two, his master kicked him down the mountain with the words "The road lies in the world of mortals".
I don't know how to use a mobile phone, and I only have a few dozen dollars in my pocket. This young man who came out of the mountains wants to survive in the metropolis.
At first no one took him seriously. Gangsters made trouble for him, profiteers thought he was easy to cheat, and elites laughed at him for being rustic. It wasn't until he used Feng Shui to cure the wealthy man's stubborn illnesses, used his fortune-telling to identify business insiders, and used a poem to make the professor of Chinese studies feel ashamed - only then did those who looked down on him realize that every ounce of ability in this "bumpkin" was a real thing worth a thousand dollars.
But the mountain was far more dangerous than he thought. Some people covet the secrets of his sect, some want to seize the inheritance in his hands, and there are also a pair of eyes that have been staring at the old house for more than 20 years...
The Tao is in the mortal world, let's see how this Taoist priest stirs up the wind and clouds.
