Qing Ci Ji

In the tenth year of Qingyun Temple, Shen Qingci grew up with the Taomu Sword and Huang Fu. His master said that he had completed his magic and it was time to go to the human world. When he carried the old cloth bag and went down the mountain, he thought that the world was just about slaying demons, drawing talismans and chanting incantations, but he didn't know that the human heart was full of ghosts and ghosts, which were far more complicated than the monsters and monsters recorded in the book. On the ancient ferry across the Forgotten River, he and the valiant swordsman Ling Shuang fight water ghosts together, seeing all the injustices committed at the bottom of the river; in Wangyue Ancient Town, the female ghost hugs children's playthings and weeps, and there is an unknown sadness behind her obsession; in the deserted temple, horse bandits fly with swords and hidden arrows, and a scholar who meets by chance and is rushing to take the exam has some character. The yellow talisman can suppress evil spirits, and the peach wood can destroy evil spirits, but it cannot overcome the obsession and resentment in the world. Shen Qingci held the "Yin Yang Collection" left by his master and walked through the mountains, rivers and markets step by step. He saw evil spirits running rampant and encountered warm hearts. It turns out that the so-called practice has never been about sitting alone in a mountain gate and quietly enlightening. It is about distinguishing yin and yang in the world of mortals and keeping one's original intention in the wind and rain. The rivers and lakes are far away, and what his sword wants to cut are evil spirits and confusion; what he wants to protect is the common people and the people who are traveling with him. Along the way, there are ghosts and monsters grinding their teeth, grudges that are difficult to settle, and unexpected warmth. Between the lights of swords and shadows, the journey of a young Taoist priest is pieced together.