Under the Ming Dynasty

This book tells the legendary life of Xu Wenxiu, a generation of Kanyu wizards in the land of Jiangnan in the Ming Dynasty. He was smart since he was a child, and met Prince Mu by chance. He became a disciple of the Mu family, and was involved in the rise and fall of his family and country, and the turbulent times. Xu Wenxiu used the skills of Kanyu to stabilize the country and help the people. He assisted Prince Mu in selecting a site to build a mausoleum, resolve the yin and yang anomaly, and calm family turmoil. He also traveled south of the Yangtze River in troubled times to appease the people, and repeatedly turned danger into safety. Faced with many tests such as loyalty and life and death, disputes between disciples and disciples, and separation between teachers and friends, he always adhered to his true heart and refused to be tempted by political intrigues. Finally, after the death of Prince Mu, he lived in seclusion and guarded the mausoleum, passing on the legacy of Kanyu and benevolence to the next generation. After Xu Wenxiu retired to seclusion, his apprentices, disciples, relatives and descendants gathered in front of the mausoleum, forming a small mountain village with the mausoleum as the core to protect Mu's mausoleum and help the world and the people. Xu Wenxiu reflected on life and the Tao of Kanyu, and sent a message to future generations to "use Tao to help the world." The whole book takes the Ming Dynasty as the background, showing the changing times, the ups and downs of world affairs and the eternity of people's hearts, leaving an undying aftertaste of legend.