How did Tian Zhongtian Guan die? Tian Yes, Master.

He was poisoned by the painting world in the tea he drank ~ Because Master Tianguan was a fairy, his body became invisible ~ Later, the flower bed became an environment, and he wanted to poison Oda by the same means. The result was broken by a sentence left by Master Tianguan to Oda.

"Tian" is adapted from the Korean classic novel "Tian Chuan", which is a fantasy action film directed by Jiang Dongyuan, and starring.

The film tells a series of thrilling and funny stories that Taoist Tian was framed by magic and imprisoned in a painting scroll, and was mistakenly put into modern times 500 years later.

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The time goes back to the Korean era 500 years ago.

Legend has it that the Taoist master Tianguan (Bai Yunzhi) who owns the "Wanbo Xi flute" won the worship of the immortals. The immortals also asked him and Hua Tan (Jin Yunshi) with high Taoist skills to seal the monster. The two leading masters at that time worked hard to complete the task.

At the same time, Tian (Jiang Dongyuan), a disciple of Tianguan, who is proficient in various advanced Daoism, such as armor avoidance, transfiguration and invisibility, always gets into trouble because of his cleverness, which makes Tianguan a headache. On this day, the field that caused the people's rebellion by using the escape technique was discovered by the immortal, and the flower bed was determined to settle accounts with the celestial master, but the celestial master was killed and disappeared! Tian and his favorite Chu Linger (played by) are sealed in a painting by magic.

In this way, 500 years have passed, and time flies to Seoul in 2009.

Somehow, the sealed monsters began to escape from the spell and returned to the world one by one, making Seoul in 2009 dark and chaotic. The once immortal has retired as a modern Taoist, monk and fortune teller, and the reunited immortal decided to consult the flower bed of that year. However, 500 years ago, it was said that the whereabouts of the flower bed, which was secluded because of practice, became a mystery and there was no way out. Three immortals came to the museum, where the portraits of Tian He and Chu Linger were sealed and released.

The immortals put the two men in charge of catching the exiled monsters, but Tian, who is free and unrestrained by nature, is very interested in seeing how modern times prosper. He left the task of catching monsters behind and was very busy looking for fun. Suddenly, he meets Xu (Lin Xiujing), who looks exactly like the woman he loved 500 years ago, and begins to follow her life. Knowing that Tian Fang was angry at the flower bed, he decided to eradicate this talented Taoist priest.

Extended data

The classic novel Tian Zhuan. Korean version. The author and age of creation are unknown. It's about the Korean dynasty. Also known as "The Story of Quanyun".

Tian is a real person in history. He was a legend in the Xuanzu period of North Korea and a chivalrous figure who killed the rich and helped the poor. The work takes Tian as the protagonist, focusing on the story that he relied on magical Taoism to fight against injustice, punish corrupt officials, save the poor people, and finally entered the DPRK as an official under the softening policy of the court.

This is a work that imitates the Biography of Hong Ji Tong from form to content, and exposes the political corruption, class oppression and people's suffering in feudal society to a certain extent. However, the focus of the work is to promote Taoism and change the world with absurd fantasies, so it is also called "Taoist novel", which is far less ideological and influential than the biography of Hong Ji Tong. In addition to manuscripts, there are also movable-type printed copies: Tian Zhuan of Yongchang Library and Quan Yun Zhuan of Haidong Library.

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