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The Cowherd Who Hears Inner Voices: Mountain Treasure Hunt

2026-08-02 • Category: Short Drama

The Cowherd Who Hears Inner Voices: Mountain Treasure Hunt Plot:

A Shun, a cowherd in a poor mountain village, accidentally gains the magical ability to hear the inner voices of all things in the mountains. He originally wanted to use this power to help villagers find water sources, but learns from the old locust tree's murmur that there is a lost treasure left by ancestors in the whole mountain. After the news leaks, a greedy village tyrant targets A Shun and forces him to reveal the treasure's location. However, from the inner voices of stones and streams, A Shun understands the true meaning of the treasure: an ancient agreement by ancestors to protect the forest. With the help of his friends, he uses his ability to resolve the crisis, not only preserving the tranquility of the mountain, but also helping the whole village find wealth more precious than gold and silver.

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