At the end of the Qing Dynasty, a book recording the Nine Yin Tongtian Jue was lost among the people during the famine and disappeared without a trace. There were five copies of this book at that time, and they were scattered in different places and even overseas.
Legend has it that only those who have a destiny with it can find it, make full use of it, and pass it on from generation to generation. This book records a large number of meridians and hexagrams, anecdotes and resentments, as well as more ancient hexagrams and curses. Many hereditary officials and eccentric people at that time secretly sent people to track it down, and some people who claimed to be righteous wanted to retrieve it and destroy it on the grounds of maintaining civil peace.
But in fact, these five books were not completely lost. A large part of them were accidentally purchased from a farmer at a low price by Zhang Weifeng, who was still a junior at the time. When he was young and ignorant, he became bored due to the infighting of his family and became very interested in this book. . . .
Time goes back to modern times. In 1964, most people were still in the feudal and backward mentality, and the Zhang Weifeng had become Mr. Wei, and there were many more children around him unknowingly. What would these children experience? . . .
Intention: A group of teenagers, each harboring their own evil intentions, are looking for the next starting point; twins have different lives, and feudal people are trapped in absurdity; see the world's mountains and rivers earlier, and climb high again