Taoist Priest Bai Ya

In the late 1980s, drought swept across China. A baby boy who was just one month old was sent by his family to the Zushi Temple in Furong Mountain. On the way, he met Xu Yun, a Taoist priest from Hengshan who had traveled here. The Taoist priest accepted him as his disciple and named him Yibai. Twelve years later, the young man went down the mountain to join the world. What he doesn't know is that his life experience is closely tied to a conspiracy that spans a century. The Japanese evil organization "Yatawu" planted countless cursed nails on the land of China for one thing: to resurrect Xu Fu. From the bloody evil array under the Jinling Pavilion to the chrysanthemum mark on the Three Gorges Dam; from the seven-night bloody battle on the opening night of the Beijing Olympics to the fire at the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo - the "Iron Triangle" formed by Wen Yibai, Li Xiaoyu, and Qin Ying spent fourteen years traveling across China, crossing the sea to Japan, pulling out nails, cutting dragon veins, burning shrines, and destroying evil towers. This is the growth history of a generation of Taoist young people, and it is also a debt settlement that spans a century.