The Legend of Liu Bowen

Liu Bowen, a great master of the Ming Dynasty, is said to be a man of erudition, with knowledge of astronomy and geography. He is proficient in the Yi hexagram and can know the past and the future. His life experiences are different from those of ordinary people. As an official, he sympathizes with the suffering of the people and acts with integrity. There are 40 episodes in total, which is basically one story per episode. Including: the history of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the mystery of beheaded officials and silver, the situation of Mingjiao, the mystery of Fuxi Jade Bagua, the doubts of Yingyun Guan, the good relationship between two jade, etc. This series of stories takes the essence and narrates the legendary deeds of his life. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Taizu favored treacherous officials and believed in slander. Liu Bowen felt that the foundation of the country was initially established but the treacherous officials were in power. He expected that if he stayed for a long time, he would be harmed by slander sooner or later, so he decided to retire after his achievements and retire. Prime Minister Hu, who was at odds with Bowen, took the opportunity to slander Taizu, saying that Bowen knew the secret of heaven because he foresaw that the power of the court was declining and was unwilling to assist him. Taizu was angry and allowed Bowen to retire and return home. In the first episode of The Legend of Liu Bowen, Liu Bowen, the imperial advisor in the early Ming Dynasty, decided to retire after his achievements and retire to hermitage. Before his departure, Taizu gave him the Tianlong Sword in the hope that Bowen would visit the people's hermitage and find the Fuxi Jade under the Bagua, which is said to contain the secret of the treasure. When he fell, Hu Weiyong, the Prime Minister of Zhongshu Province, and the eunuch Wei Wen secretly sent people to assassinate Liu Bowen... Before leaving, Bowen expressed his gratitude to Taizu and analyzed the strategy of rejuvenating the country and bringing peace to the country. Taizu felt that Bowen was loyal and that Bowen had made great contributions to the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, so he gave him the gift of killing him first.