Fog over Mount Lu: Xingwen's Soul-Calming Record

During the frost season, the clouds and mists in Kuanglu lost their aura. Su Xingwan, the 37th generation descendant of Dong Feng, looked at half of the ancestral apricot forest withered - the orange-red apricots had empty cores, and the faint sound of vein breakers gnawing at spiritual veins could be heard from the ground. Before her death, her grandma gave her a jade pendant with a book in the white deer's title. Her words, "Go to Bailu Cave to look for Mr. Zhu's writings," became the starting point for her to enter the crisis of Jiujiang's spiritual realm.​ The incense of Lu Xian Temple in the Yanshui Pavilion of Gantang Lake suddenly faded, and the faded plaque with the word "Shou" hidden traces of evil spirits; the lake gull, which can understand human language, led the way and revealed the secret of "the soul is lost in the clouds and the cultural context will be cut off". She took the jade pendant to Bailudong Academy, realized that "all things are rational" in the Gewu Pond, and listened to the pines in the Mingxin Terrace to keep "the original heart is pure and clear". She finally broke the psychological barrier formed by the debate between Zhu Xi and Lu Jiuyuan, and obtained the remaining pages of rubbings of the "White Deer Cave Dogma" - the prophecy of "Medical pulse continues, the sword spike suppresses evil, the east forest bell rings, and the bridge lock is stubborn", which connects her dual pulse mission.​ Search for the Chunyang Sword Spike in the Immortal Cave, watch Lu Dongbin's illusion of slaying demons, and understand the true meaning of guardianship; explore Donglin Temple's Dharma Bell Tongue at the Luoxing Pier, and use the intangible skills of Ruichang paper-cutting artists to avoid the siege of the Vein Breaker Insect; finally, bring the Xinglin Spirit Dew, the academy rubbings, the Immortal Vein Sword Spike, and the Buddha Vein Bell to the Guanyin Bridge to suppress the insect nest under the coffin stone. When she used her blood to stimulate the spiritual dew to seep into the bridge foundation stone, the clouds and mists in Kuanglu gathered again, the bamboo slips in Bailu Cave glowed with cultural light, and the branches of the apricot forest bore golden fruits again - this journey of continuing the cultural heritage with medical veins and guarding the spiritual realm with dual veins finally restored the thousand-year charm of Jiujiang's landscape.