He nearly died in his mother's womb, contracted tuberculosis at the age of one, and suffocated after surgery, wandering the boundary between life and death. At the age of six, he had the opportunity to become a disciple of Gao Dao and recognized him as his godfather. His birth date coincided with the same origin as Wenchang Bodhisattva, and he was born with hidden wisdom.
She encountered mediocre teachers many times in the first three years of elementary school and transferred to another school in the fourth grade. Fortunately, the director of Chinese Language and Literature appreciated her carefully and her sharp writing and ink amazed her classmates. But fate and destiny separated her, and it was this teacher who personally handled the transfer and sent her to Zhejiang.
While others were still ignorant about studying, at the age of fourteen, she had already seen through the yin and yang and opened her door to accept disciples and preach. Even though Zhejiang Taoist College has strict entrance requirements and strict age restrictions, she was still selected despite the fate of the calamity.
After being admitted to the hospital, she used the power of Qi contemplation to break through the centuries-old evil accumulated in the back mountain, and convinced a group of senior practitioners with her clear Taoist mind.
The bones he endured through repeated catastrophes of death, the aura of Wenchang as his soul, the young man preached and traveled far and wide. She was born from a hellish ordeal and embarked on a unique Taoist journey.
Purpose: Suffering tempers one's true heart, and the destiny of the Tao does not distinguish between ages. It explores the way of self-cultivation and introspection from the perspective of traditional culture, and tells the story of the heroine's growth process in breaking away from the shackles of her innate destiny, adhering to her true heart, and preaching spiritual practice.
