Maoshan Trail Zhang Qingxuan

This story is about "hedging" - using an ancient wisdom system that has been passed down for hundreds of years to hedge against the impetuosity, anxiety and imbalance of modern society. Zhang Qingxuan initially just wanted to quietly finish his three years of experience in the world of mortals at the foot of the mountain, and use what he learned in Maoshan to help a few destined people solve difficult and complicated diseases. But he soon discovered that there was an underground river of occult crimes woven beneath the surface of the coastal city. These scattered undercurrents eventually converge to a common source: a criminal syndicate that uses the occult as a tool. The core highlight of the story is the "face-to-face collision between worldly wisdom and worldly evil" - Zhang Qingxuan uses his own method to peel off the veil of this group layer by layer, and in the process completes the transformation from "an outsider" to a "worldly cultivator". At the same time, he is a personable slapper in the face - not relying on brute force, roaring, or stepping on people's faces, but using professional crushing, logical dismantling, and well-timed cold jokes to leave his opponents speechless while still leaving room for leeway. And when it comes to taking action, he will let everyone see what it means to truly "kill with one hit." What the rich second generation are most afraid of is not his metaphysics, but his skills.