Nuo Nuo Went Down the Mountain, and All the Disciples He Accepted Were Wrong.

Group portrait, group portrait, group portrait! Nuo Nuo + Yang Jian + Li Bai + the fastest sword in the world ten years ago + cute treasure + farming] During the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, immortality was at its peak. In the city of Chang'an, the Taoist temples are full of incense all day long; in the Zhongnan Mountains, some people live in seclusion for decades and then fly away on clouds; in Luoshui, when the water rises at night, some people also see a dragon girl in white walking ashore. There are so many anecdotes in the world that even historians cannot remember them all. Bai Nuonuo is roasting chestnuts, and the master has become an immortal. Before leaving, the master left her a mountain, a sect leader's seal and an empty sect, and only told her one thing: Go down the mountain to take a disciple. So Nuonuo went down the mountain with the peach wood sword on her back, and walked into the anecdotes of the immortal family that only a few words were left. Someone stayed in a deserted temple at night and woke up to find that all the monks in the courtyard were dead a hundred years ago; someone picked up a bronze mirror from Luoshui, and another Chang'an was reflected in the mirror; there was also a Taoist priest who claimed to have been to the Moon Palace after getting drunk, and the ghost market paper horse could carry people out of the city at dawn. Bai Nuonuo walked forward. Sometimes he recruits disciples, sometimes he looks for people, sometimes he catches ghosts, and he also asks people whether the underworld is unreasonable or not. She has seen mountain spirits begging for seals, fox demons fulfilling their wishes, dragon species passing through tribulations, and sword immortals asking questions. She has also seen places where living people should not go, and homes where dead people are reluctant to leave. Many years later, someone looked through the fragments of Kaiyuan Weiwen and suddenly discovered that there was always the same little figure in the stories that had nothing to do with each other. She carried a mahogany sword on her back and claimed to be the leader, with more and more people following behind her. Later, only one sentence was left in ancient books: During the Kaiyuan period, there was a girl named Bai, named Nuo Nuo, who loved to travel around the world and saw many supernatural phenomena.