Yizhuang Opposite Door Baishi Store

Bai Pu, a modern Taoist priest with full-level theory but no practical experience, traveled to the supernatural and real Renjia Town in the Republic of China. Faced with the pressure of survival, he took advantage of his "professional advantage" and opened a "white shop" opposite Uncle Jiu. His main business was funeral and burial, and his side business was exorcism. As a result, he was forced to embark on a path of constantly transforming theory into practice and using modern thinking to deconstruct the supernatural phenomena of the Republic of China. Through his journey of establishing himself in Renjia Town, going out for experience, solving supernatural incidents in various places, and finally dealing with the supernatural turmoil together with Jiu Shu and other Taoist friends, the story depicts a supernatural picture of the Republic of China that is full of folk legends, human relationships, humor and horror. The core is Bai Pu's growth, his integration with Uncle Jiu's world, and his exploration of Taoism, humanity, and responsibility under the funny shell. There is no ultimate BOSS, only the constant emergence of supernatural events and ordinary life that need to be protected. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.