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Educated Youth in the Countryside: Divine Taoism Begins Here
Educated Youth in the Countryside: Divine Taoism Begins Here Plot:
In 1976, Chen Mo, an educated youth from the provincial capital, was assigned to Taohua Tun, a destitute village. He had just unpacked when the village Party secretary sent him to guard the "haunted" abandoned Taoist temple on the back mountain. Late at night, woken by the sound of a wooden fish, he encountered a white-bearded Taoist who thrust a golden book *Xian Tian Dao Jue* (Innate Taoist Formula) into his hands, saying, "You are the one fated to bear the calamity." Soon after, disasters struck: Aunt Zhang's granddaughter fell into the frozen river and lost her breath—Chen Mo used Taoism to channel yang energy and save her. The rice fields east of the village turned to black soil overnight—he deduced the neighboring village had dug up the "dragon vein" and set up a formation to revive the seedlings. But when he opened the last page of the formula, he saw blood-written words: "Under the temple lies the debt of your past life"—what secret does this abandoned temple hold about his past?
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