Meishan's Secret of Life and Death

In the Meishan Mountain in western Hunan, clouds and mist lock the mountain, Wu Nuo has been passed down for thousands of years, Yin and Yang are intertwined, and demons and disasters are undercurrent. As the direct daughter of the owner of Meishan Cave, Shen Liancheng is skilled in embroidery, and her needle patterns can be used to create formations and sense mountain spirits. However, she suffered from an innate soul-destroying disease and was destined to be lonely and ill-fated. Qiao Sheng, a down-and-out Confucian scholar, lives here. He has a proud character and is indifferent to fame and fortune. He saw through Liancheng Xiuzhong's true intentions at a glance, and the two knew each other soul to soul, and became attached to Meishan. The wealthy businessman Wang Huacheng is greedy for Liancheng's beauty and covets Meishan's resources. They used salt roads to blockade the cave owners and forced them to marry. Liancheng would rather give in than give in and vow not to marry a snobbish and powerful person. Coinciding with the Meishan Nuo Festival, there was a bad omen, and the thousand-year-old Yin Jiao in Zishui stirred up demons and caused disasters in the countryside. Wang turned into a wolf and was so ambitious that he colluded with evil spirits, and humans and demons conspired to encircle and suppress Meishan. The big wedding takes a sudden turn, and the hidden blade of red makeup tears through the prison of power. As the war spread, chronic diseases broke out in Liancheng, and it was difficult to cure them with medicine or stone. In order to save his close friend, Qiao Sheng reluctantly cut off his body to survive, and reversed his destiny with his deep love. The three caves formed an alliance, and the Yin soldiers appeared in the world. The two worked together to form an array to suppress the demons and liquidate the evil spirits. In the end, with the utmost love for mortals, we broke through the shackles of fate, stayed together in Meishan, and lived in peace for the rest of our lives.