A God Clan Lodger? Not Even Pretending?

An ancient Azure Dragon dotes on her in every way, while nine-tailed foxes of Qingqiu compete jealously for her attention. Daoist girls tied to the karma of past lives use modern technology to exorcise evil and capture monsters, without losing the charms of talismans and xianxia. This world is beyond your imagination.

This is a lighthearted, funny, school-life mystery novel full of youthful passion and Daoist arts. Each volume tells a story. Most are fictional, while some are adapted from real events. The prose uses the casual language of young people, the plot is easy to follow, and the story moves at a brisk pace, all to bring readers a smile.

No overpowered leads, feel-good power fantasies, mindless plots, or System-focused tropes. This is for readers looking for depth and realism. The novel is presented as a collection of scripts, and readers are encouraged to enjoy it as they would a comic or anime. It incorporates the author's real memories from high school to create vivid portrayals of campus life. The author was only sixteen when writing it, taking readers back to their own school days.

This is an era in which monsters and humans coexist. The two sides are known as the Daoist Association and the Monster Alliance. Our protagonist, Lu Muyun, never expected that getting a blood test during a school health check would drag him into their conflict. Both sides have taken an interest in Lu Muyun.

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