The Way of the World Is in Chang'an

On the prosperous day of Kaiyuan, the world was bustling. The lights in Chang'an City stayed on all night, orchids danced, poets drank wine, and people from all over the world worshiped each other in costumes and hats. In this most ardent place in the world of mortals, there is a person who has extraordinary talents and chooses to live in the world. Li Xuanxin is a contemporary disciple of the single lineage of Qingniu Temple. The sect has declined, and only two masters and apprentices are left guarding a dilapidated Taoist temple and a house full of lost ancient books. He has no system at his side, no magical weapons, only a clear mind, a scholar of heaven and man, and an understanding of things by analogy. Reciting Huang Ting brings purple energy from the east, watching sword dancing reveals the supreme sword intention, tasting Hu cakes reveals the wonder of the harmony of the five elements, and drinking a pot of turbid wine draws talismans to move the stars in the sky. Under the prosperous times, there are undercurrents. Monsters and ghosts lurk in the streets; disputes between Buddhism and Taoism are hidden in the sound of bells and drums; power schemes and intrigues entwine the palace. Let's see how this little master of Qingniu Temple rides a bull into Chang'an, takes in the wind and clouds, tastes all kinds of flavors, adjusts yin and yang, and proves the supreme road in this most prosperous place in the world.