The Days of Learning Taoism from Uncle Jiu

In the troubled times of the Republic of China, evil spirits were rampant, and a lonely young man, A Chen, was fortunate enough to become the disciple of Uncle Jiu in Maoshan. Scan Yizhuang, learn the precepts, hold peach wood, and draw spiritual talismans. Wencai gets into trouble, Qiu Sheng is naughty, and the master is hard-mouthed and soft-hearted. Encountering the unjust ghosts who died in vain, the evil spirits in the tombs of evil spirits are revealed, and the evil spirits in the mountains and wilds are suppressed. He does not rely on magic to indiscriminately harm the Yin spirits, but only relies on his Taoist heart to protect the people in the countryside. One talisman suppresses all evil spirits, one sword determines yin and yang. Look at a young man, following Uncle Jiu, walking through the troubled world.