Valley City Butterfly

In the 22nd year of Kangxi's reign, Taiwan surrendered and the country was unified. In Longtan Temple in Nanjing, a sixteen-year-old novice monk followed the instructions of his master and hurried down the mountain. Little did he know that this move would lead to a legend that would last for three generations. At the same time, thousands of miles away in Gele Mountain in Shu, a nine-year-old girl with big eyes also embarked on the road north. One came from the southeast, the other from the southwest. In the vast sea of ​​people, they passed each other at the gate of Yongding, but because of a kind deed, their fates were connected. One thought of compassion leads to three lifetimes of fate. The whole book is written in a three-character, two-part narrative style. Each chapter begins with "Looking at the official" and ends with "Listen to the next chapter's breakdown." The storyteller's tone runs through the whole thing, and reading it is like listening to a story told by a slap on the table. In a teahouse or restaurant, when you wake up and slap the wood, everyone in the house is shocked...