Taiyi Song

As an interlude in the "Yue Nu Trilogy", "Taiyi Song" takes the troubled times of the Wei and Jin Dynasties as the background, connects the sword inheritance of "Yue Nu Sword" and the Taoist foundation of "Jiang Yue Ci", and tells the legend of "Xuanshuang" who weakly inherited Taoism and passed it down from generation to generation. During the storm that destroyed Buddhism in the Northern Wei Dynasty, Xuan Shuang took refuge in the ruins of Taiyi Palace in Zhongnan Mountain. He accidentally touched a mysterious sword mark and awakened the power of resonance with the wind. She gained enlightenment during pursuit and illness, and wrote "Taiyi Song - Volume 1", proposing the core idea that "the wind has no shape, control it with the heart". However, due to her physical weakness, she left the unfinished sentence "The great sword is in the heart -" and passed away with regrets. Decades later, Qing Yue, a young man in exile in Nanliang, fled to Zhongnan to avoid the war and accidentally discovered the fragments of Xuanshuang's scrolls and stele. Shocked by the belief of "enlightenment in weakness", he gave up his old name, inherited the name of "Xuanshuang", and took up the responsibility of inheriting Taiyi Taoism. In troubled times, he used the fragments of the scroll as a guide to protect the refugees and resolve crises. In practice, he realized the true meaning of "the tangibles are false, but the thoughts are true" and wrote "Heart Returns to Taiyi Scroll" to complete the ultimate answer of "the great sword lies in the direction of the heart". The spiritual resonance of "Xuanshuang" across time and space has not only solved the mystery of the inheritance of "Yue Nu Sword" that "no move can win but there is a move", but also laid the foundation of "the unity of martial arts, Qi and Tao" in "Jiang Yue Ci". With the core of "weakness is not the original sin, the heart is the front", it interprets the eternal power of Taiyi Taoism to transcend troubled times.