Executive summary
Nie Yinniang, the daughter of Nie Feng, the general under the command of Wei Bo in the Tang Dynasty, was taken away by a nun who came to her home to make a vegetarian meal when she was 10 years old. In the third year, she learned the "art of mind movement" and stabbed a goshawk in the sky with a dagger. Even with the goshawk's keen eyesight, she could not see where she came from. By the fourth year, she killed a bully in the downtown area, cut off her head and took it away in a bag. No one around her saw her. In the fifth year, when I went to kill a corrupt official who had a lot of blood debt, I could come and go through the crack in the door without any hindrance, and I could travel hundreds of miles in the blink of an eye. At the end of World War II, the "art of intention" reappeared and implicated many bizarre stories of women during the war, showing a series of thrilling historical scenes.