The Great Shaman's real name is Wu Wei. He lived in a military compound in Northeast China until he was three, when his grandmother forcibly brought him back to his ancestral home, Wu Family Village. As soon as he returned, his great-great-grandmother warned her great-grandson that from then on, everyone could only call him the Great Shaman. He absolutely must not answer to the trendy nicknames Little Shaman or Old Shaman.
Back home, the Great Shaman obeyed his great-great-grandmother in matters of martial arts, his great-grandmother and grandmother in matters of literature, and his third great-grandmother in matters of magic.
The Great Shaman had been nothing more than a bright boy. But after two generations of five grandmotherly figures carefully shaping him, he seemed to have bridged the divide between materialism and idealism, becoming something of a marvel.
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