There was a Taoist priest in the Ming Dynasty who was more divine than Liu Bowen. He not only calculated that Judy was proclaimed emperor, but also predicted the demise of the Ming Dynasty.

There have been many strange people in China since ancient times, leaving many fantastic legends for future generations. In the Ming Dynasty, Liu Bowen was not only well versed in the art of war and resourceful, but also well versed in Daoism and Yin and Yang gossip, and wrote a wonderful book called "Song of Cooking". In the eyes of later generations, Liu Bowen even surpassed Zhuge Liang, the great god of the Three Kingdoms, and there is a saying that Zhuge Liang can divide the world into three parts, unify the whole country and make Liu Bowen.

In fact, there was a Taoist priest who was better at divination than Liu Bowen at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty. He not only calculated the time when Judy usurped the throne and proclaimed herself emperor, but also accurately predicted the time when the Ming Dynasty perished. What's even more amazing is that he was originally regarded as a distinguished guest by Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, and lived in the capital, but suddenly disappeared without a trace. No one knows where he went.

This man named Zhong Zhang was honored by Tieguanyin as the originator of the mountain. He was originally just an ordinary person. He intended to pass the imperial examination and become an official in the DPRK, but he tried again and again. Later, he gave up this idea, began to indulge in mountains and rivers, met strangers, taught Taiji numbers, and learned the art of understanding secrets from then on. According to historical records, before Zhu Yuanzhang captured Nanjing, Zhong Zhang once said to him, "The dragon has a phoenix eye, which looks very expensive. When you are radiant, you will be like the wind sweeping the clouds and calling yourself emperor. "

When Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang were fighting in Poyang Lake, Zhong Zhang helped each other. Because of the fierce fighting, Chen Youliang was killed by an arrow, but neither army knew it. Only Zhong Zhang worked it out. Later, he put forward such a suggestion: "Since Chen Youliang was shot by an arrow, Emperor Neng wrote a eulogy and sent it to Chen Youliang Barracks to recite the cause of his death, which shook the morale of the enemy, our army could win in one fell swoop." Zhu Yuanzhang readily adopted it and won a great victory.

After Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, Zhong Zhang met Xu Da, Aquamarine and others, contemplating that although Xu Da was the best official, he would not live long and would kill Aquamarine in the name of rebellion in the future. A few years later, Zhong Zhang left without saying goodbye. Zhu Yuanzhang sent people to look for him everywhere, but he couldn't even find a shadow, so he had to give up.

However, just after Wen Jian succeeded to the throne, Zhong Zhang reappeared in Nanjing, leaving a mysterious prophecy: "Don't chase swallows, chase swallows and fly high into Beijing." At that time, nobody understood the meaning of this sentence. It was not until Judy launched the war of Jingnan and seized the throne from his nephew that people suddenly realized that Zhong Zhang was trying to persuade Wen Jian not to cut the vassal, or he would force the prince to arise. However, Wen Jian did not know that Judy, the prince of Yan, had breached the capital and ascended the throne.

Since Judy ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, Zhong Zhang has disappeared as if out of thin air, but he left behind many works, such as Hong Jun Wen Yuan, Yuan Yuan Shu Zhen, Toutian Mystery and so on, and predicted the national luck of the Ming Dynasty in Toutian Mystery, that is, "270 doom". There is also a saying that Liu Bowen was an apprentice of Zhong Zhang, a Taoist in charge of iron pipes, and psychics was taught by Master Zhong Zhang.