Little Taoist Xuan Zhengyang

In the seventeenth year of the Republic of China, strange things happened frequently in Wuyin Village, a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. The young boy Amao was haunted by an evil imp, and his life hung on a thread. The old Taoist Xuanqing who wandered here used his peach wood sword to break evil spirits and talismans to calm the soul, and brought Amao back to the world from ghosts. Seeing that Ah Mao's bones were extremely good, Taoist Xuanqing accepted him as his disciple and gave him the Taoist title "Qingchen". Since then, Wuyin Village has lost an ignorant child, and the world has gained a kind-hearted little Taoist priest. Qingchen followed the old Taoist to travel all over the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River and the yellow sand in the north of the Great Wall, learning talismans, practicing mantras, and understanding magic techniques. He defeated demons in the marketplace and distinguished good from evil in the rivers and lakes. They encountered the painted-skinned demon hiding in an ancient house, broke into mass graves where wronged souls were buried, and encountered charlatan warlocks with evil intentions. In the world of mortals, they witnessed the warmth and warmth of the human heart that is more terrifying than the evil spirits. This is a journey of a little Taoist priest growing from an ignorant child to a Taoist. There is the mystery of magic, the pleasure of the world, and the warmth and bond of sticking to one's true heart.