The Biography of Dugu Xuanqing

"The Biography of Dugu Xuanqing" takes the cross-generational legend of Maoshan fortune teller Dugu Xuanqing as the main line and unfolds a long scroll that spans more than 600 years. In the first year of Hongwu, Dugu Xuanqing was born in Yingtian Mansion. He held Da Qi Tong Bao in his arms and became the head of the family. He broke away evil spirits as a child, entered Maoshan to learn Taoism at the age of seven, and was taught the Qimen Talisman. After three years of success, he returned to his hometown to help the people. During his experience in the martial arts world, he solved the Danyang wedding case, suppressed the Taihu River demon, eliminated corpse demons with Buddhism, and eliminated poisonous poisons in Miao territory, and gradually became famous. In the last years of Hongwu, he drove away the plague in Jinling, discussed the horoscopes of the Qin Tianjian, dug ancient tombs and encountered Yin soldiers, and began to recruit disciples to teach the Dharma. When the dynasty changed, he surveyed the imperial mausoleum to identify the dragon's veins to avoid disputes among the direct descendants. He succeeded the 47th generation leader of Maoshan and reorganized the mountain gate. However, due to the backlash of his martial arts, Yongle passed away in the early years of his life. His soul was enlightened by Guanyin, and he entered the Yuanjun Mansion in Bixia, Mount Tai, and practiced for five hundred years. He was reincarnated in 1993, still named Xuanqing, and Tongbao reappeared. A child understands yin and yang, and understands ancient Dharma in a dream. A young man ventures into the city, breaks through and becomes famous, and a fortune is worth a fortune. He distinguishes misfortune and fortune in the city, refuses to violate the heart hexagrams, broadcasts live broadcasts to resolve doubts, recruits disciples to teach the Dharma, and reopens the gate of Yin and Yang. Later, he returned to Maoshan and became the 52nd generation leader. He joined the Taoist sect and exorcised evil spirits across borders, and his dharma lineage spread all over the country and abroad. In his later years, he sorted out his experiences and left three volumes of heavenly books to return to his true form. Disciples set up monuments to spread the praises, and the Taoism of Maoshan will be remembered forever, fully demonstrating the spirit of "helping people with Taoism and proving Taoism with skills".