The Journey to Immortality Is Funny: Taoist Priest Chen Xiaojian's Supernatural Stories

The journey to immortality is funny: a brief introduction to the supernatural stories of Taoist priest Chen Xiaojian In a hidden corner of the bustling modern city, Taoist priest Chen Xiaojian guards his Taoist temple and makes a career out of catching ghosts and exorcising evil spirits. This man loves money as much as his life and is a nagging person, making him a very funny person. My elder sister, Chen Hongxian, whose pen name is Chen Yuxian, is a writer of novels about cultivating immortals with wonderful writing. One day, a strange and well-paid order broke the calm and led Chen Xiaojian to an eerie old house. The walls of the old house were covered with moss, and the door creaked, revealing an indescribable gloominess. The air-conditioning in the house was overwhelming, and the mysterious woman in white disappeared and appeared, guiding him to a room filled with strange bottles. The object in the bottle looks inhuman and exudes a strong rancid odor. Before he could figure out the situation, a group of ferocious-looking brats rushed toward him with their teeth and claws. While Chen Xiaojian wielded the mahogany sword to resist, he did not forget to make humorous remarks and battled wits and courage with the ghosts in the thrilling and thrilling way. However, behind the crisis-ridden old house, what kind of ulterior secrets are hidden behind the order? This horror novel about cultivating immortals combines humorous elements with horror and supernatural elements. Following in the footsteps of Chen Xiaojian, This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.