Lushan Mysterious Realm: the Convergence of Three Religions

Lin Chen, a mulberry and medicine farmer, never thought that the tattered jade pendant passed down from his ancestors would actually hide the secrets of the Lushan realm. His grandmother was critically ill and needed the spiritual fluid of Sandiequan to save her life. He broke into the turbulent sea of ​​clouds, but he broke through the conspiracy of monsters to invade through the cracks. It turned out that the "Three Smiles of the Tiger River" in the Eastern Jin Dynasty were not legends, but a contract between the sealed realms of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. The cute little monk of Donglin Temple holds rosary beads to protect the Dharma, the cool Taoist priest Jian Jiguan creates the Bagua formation, the proud young master of the Zhou Yu ancient tribe wields a spear to break the formation, and the princess of the Poyang Lake water tribe leads the tide to help. Holding the medicine hoe passed down by Dong Feng, Lin Chen understood the rules of the mountain at Wulao Peak, studied Confucian economics at Bailu Cave, relied on the sound of pipa to ward off the demonic tide, and used Tao Yuanming's "inaction" mentality to resolve the crisis. When Xuanyinzi's black robe blocked the sunlight on Mount Lu, and when the demonic flames of the League of Destroyers burned the water of the Yangtze River, Lin Chen finally understood: the so-called "harmony" was never about the unification of the three religions, but about each adhering to his own way while protecting the mountains and rivers together. When the Three Smiles on the Huxi Bridge sounded again, he would use Xinglin's benevolence as a guide and gather the power of the three religions to recast the seal - this time, it would be him who would protect this mountain, this river, and millions of people. But what is the whisper coming from the depths of the jade pendant? "Beyond the realm, there are more terrifying existences..."