Kuangwu Zhaiyu

During the Qianfu period of the late Tang Dynasty, war broke out everywhere. To avoid the chaos in Huangchao, scholar Zhou Zhengyang ran south to the bank of Zhangjiang River. Seeing that the mountains here are like battlements, sealed with clouds and fog, and resemble a celestial city, they built a cottage to live in seclusion, and named it "Kuangwu Zhai", which means to rectify all things and protect the literary mind. However, this pure land is not a paradise. Evil streams hide monsters, mountain ghosts beg for poems, drought demons wreak havoc, and there are even dangers of corpses disintegrating in ancient tombs and earth veins collapsing. Zhou Zhengyang used his pen as his sword, his writing as his shield, and his awe-inspiring righteousness to suppress evil spirits; he met Hong Daoling, a wandering Taoist priest, and the two merged Confucianism and Taoism, and staged thrilling battles to eliminate demons and defend Taoism in Tiancheng Mountain. From the seclusion of the first visit to Tiancheng, to the hustle and bustle of the troubled times, to the tragic coming of the evil catastrophe, Zhou Zhengyang and Hong Daoling protected the earth's veins with their flesh and blood, and fought against the nothingness of the troubled times with their cultural heritage. When the Dry Bones Zen Master invaded with the Demon Sect of the Western Regions, the dragon's veins were in danger and his best friend died. Zhou Zhengyang finally chose to sacrifice his body and turned into Wenguang to rule the Tiancheng forever. Thousands of years later, the sound of books remains the same. Opening the book "Kangwu Zhaiyu", one can still hear the pine waves and roar of the late Tang Dynasty in the fragrance of ink. This is not only a legend of strange things, but also an eternal song about the character of a scholar and the faith of his family and country.