I, a Wudang Taoist, Tell Fortunes in Showbiz

A bolt of lightning struck, splitting open the tomb of Wudang's youngest-ever leader. Wang Muye woke up inside. Wait, hadn't he died after going mad while contemplating the Dao? Why was he lying in this little box? He split the box open with one palm and was startled. Why were there so many Daoist priests staring at him? Each of them was holding a little square. Was it some new kind of magical artifact?

That's right, Wang Muye was reborn, more than five hundred years after his death, in the twenty-first century.

He had planned to stay at Wudang as a mascot and enjoy a carefree life, but then some big-shot director showed up and casually asked him to cast a divination. From that moment on, Wang Muye could no longer hide his reputation as a divine fortune-teller. Even new TV shows in the entertainment industry had to ask him to cast a fortune before filming began.

Armed with all kinds of Daoist secret arts, Wang Muye made a big splash in the entertainment industry. The founding master of Wudang also learned just how hard it was to refuse a beautiful woman's affection.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.