Zhizhao Shop Dirty Talk

Deep in the dark streets of the old city, there is a paper-making shop that has been open for decades. The shop is dark and cramped, with paper figures, paper horses, and wreaths of spiritual flags and banners standing quietly. After dark, there is always a faint smell of candlelight and ghost paper. Neighbors avoid it, but when they encounter evil and strange things, they have to come to ask for help. The owner of the shop is an old Taoist priest who is taciturn and possesses secret skills. He is not familiar with ordinary affairs and is only proficient in Taoist yin and yang techniques. He uses paper sticks as a matchmaker to connect yin and yang, transport dead souls, and suppress evil spirits. He has spent half his life dealing with yin objects. Guarding this shop also guards the balance of yin and yang in the Yin Street. In an accident, a lonely young man accidentally entered a paper-making shop and was accepted as an apprentice by an old Taoist. From then on, the young man followed his master into the bizarre and eerie world of yin and yang, learning to tie yin paper, recite mantras and draw talismans, resolve strange things, and gradually get a glimpse of the old secrets hidden in the paper tying shop. Paper figures who opened their eyes in the middle of the night, resentful dead souls, haunting evil spirits, one after another spooky and strange things happened one after another. In the process of being frightened and growing up, the young man slowly understood the master's forbearance, and also learned the unknown secrets of the paper shop. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.