Liu Shaoqing thought that the pampered young master suddenly left home and found himself in a complicated world. On the way, he happened to meet a Taoist priest who cheated food and drink. The two walked together, and sometimes they got together and said goodbye. . .
The simple-minded little Taoist thought he fell in love with a yuppie young master, but this young master Liu didn't seem to be as simple as he imagined. The late-night vision, the handkerchief decorated with red flowers, and the murderous method were all hidden in a predestined quagmire.
But the little Taoist priest has decided to follow Liu Shaoqing no matter what, even if the ground ahead is full of thorns, snow, wind and frost. . . (This novel is the love story of Mr. Liu's brother in Feng Lan's Legend, so the story of severing children and grandchildren is the same story. The other two stories are not closely related, and are just borrowed settings)