Ji Men's Past: Zhongjing's Conquering the Demons

In the early Qing Dynasty, the world collapsed. On the top of Longhu Mountain, Ji Yuanhe, a young Taoist priest, carries the Taoist bones of a general from his previous life and has a heart that is not cold and bright. When the iron hooves of the Qing Dynasty trampled the mountains and rivers, and Xuanmen suffered a severe winter, he resolutely carried his sword and went down the mountain, stepping into this mortal world. This is not for fame, but for the common people. On Poyang Lake, the heroic spirits from the past life were summoned to break the evil spells of the five powers, and the water monkey army collapsed like a receding tide; on the battlefield in northern Xinjiang, "Taiyi's Secret Edict for Saving Suffering and Refining the Form" was recited to save hundreds of thousands of heroic souls and destroy the evil ghost mandala of Lamas. He formed a turbulent relationship with Zhu Zhilan, an orphan from the Ming Dynasty, and he also established a life-and-death acquaintance with the Qing court shaman Batulu that transcended all camps. However, destiny cannot be violated, and the southern star falls. In despair, he realizes: the great road does not belong to one surname or one dynasty, but to all people in the world. Then he retired to Kuaiji in eastern Zhejiang Province and transformed into a wandering Taoist. Subduing zombies, quelling resentful spirits, refining elixirs and applying medicine, weaving strange and warm legends of demon-slaying in the urban and rural areas of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui and Jiangxi. In his later years, in order to save the living beings from the great epidemic, he set up formations to save people, and finally became immortal and became a real person, and was awarded the title of Tianzun, the Queen of the Underworld. This book uses majestic brushstrokes to outline a Taoist picture of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Integrating the integrity of Yi Lei Dharma, bringing together the romance of the past and present life, and describing the collision between the hatred of the country and the family and the burden of heaven, and finally creating the thousand-year soul of Ji Men who "comes down the mountain to help the world, and goes up the mountain to practice". This is a Taoist epic, and it is also a majestic song about choice, growth and true love.