The old man eavesdropped on the Taoist priest's words and asked his family to bury himself in a treasure trove of geomantic omen. His grandson became the founding emperor.

Introduction: At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, due to the corruption of the imperial court, the government imposed exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous fees, and natural disasters for years, the people lived in dire straits. At this time, there was an old Taoist priest who helped the world with his disciples and saved many poor people. He was addressed as an "old fairy". The old Taoist priest not only has good medical skills, but also has a deep study of Feng Shui. Everywhere he goes, he unconsciously observes the nearby geomantic omen.

One evening, a Taoist priest passed by a small mound and accidentally took a look. He has seen a lot, and he is not calm at once, because there is the spirit of the son of heaven here. At first, he thought he was wrong, so he grabbed the anxious apprentice and observed it for another five minutes. Then he said excitedly to his apprentice, "The feng shui here is excellent. If I am not mistaken, it is the legendary' Dragon Cave'. If someone buries their dead family here, future generations will definitely become emperors. "

The little Taoist had no doubt about Master's words, because he knew that Master had always kept a low profile and had a deep heart. He said this place is a dragon cave, so it won't be fake. The old Taoist sighed with emotion: "Now the imperial court is fatuous, and everyone in the world is lamenting. It won't be long before the world is in chaos, and it is undoubtedly good news for the people to have a person. "

The conversation between them was all heard by the old man sleeping on the other side of the mound. It turned out that the old man went to work in the field after lunch, and his farmland was next to the mound. In the evening, the old man felt a little tired, so he lay on the mound and took a nap. When I was sleeping soundly, I was suddenly awakened by a Taoist priest, and I vaguely heard that the Taoist priest was full of praise for this simple mound. So, the old man didn't make any noise and kept listening to the conversation between the two.

Although the old man has never read a book, he admires people who know Feng Shui and divination. During the market, he often chats with fortune tellers in the street. When the old Taoist priest said this was the dragon cave, he almost jumped up with excitement, but he still controlled his body and continued to listen to the Taoist priest. After the Taoist priest and his disciples left, the old man sat alone on the mound for a long time. When his inner excitement was completely calmed down, he left with a hoe and buried it in his heart without even telling his family.

A few years later, the old man became seriously ill and knew that he was dying. So, I called my son over and said to him with all my strength, "When I die, I must be buried under the small mound next to our field, otherwise it would be unfilial." After that, the old man passed away. Although my son didn't know why his father arranged this, as a dutiful son, he obeyed his father's wishes and buried him under the mound.

The old man has a grandson. Because of his poor family, he has never received formal education since he was a child. He learned some simple knowledge by secretly listening to other people's classes. In addition, his family gave him a strange name, namely "Zhu Chongba". When he was a little older, Zhu Chongba drove the cattle to the landlord's house in order to eat enough, and later became a monk. Under the introduction of his friend Tang He, Zhu Chongba defected to the Guo Zixing Rebel Army and changed his name to Zhu Yuanzhang.

After years of hard work, Zhu Yuanzhang not only became the leader of the rebel army and drove away the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty, but also defeated other competitors, established the Ming Dynasty and became the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Perhaps Zhu Yuanzhang didn't know that he became emperor not only because of his outstanding ability, but also because of his grandfather's cemetery.