After the Lightning Strike, I Saw Something I Shouldn't Have Seen

The rainy season in southern Fujian lasts until the end of June, and thunderstorms come at any time. On the night of June 24, a purple-white thunderbolt hit the Longxu Hall of the 400-year-old temple in the west of Yunping County with precision, right in the center of the dragon's bead on the main ridge of the swallow's tail. A few dozen meters to the side was a taller high-voltage transmission tower, but the lightning hit it perfectly; there were only three regular scorch marks on the entire temple's spine, and not even a few broken tiles fell. The old local legend that "the dragon's spine faces the sky tower will be struck by lightning sooner or later" actually came true in such a strange way...