After Going Down the Mountain to Run Takeout, I Became Popular All over the City

Taoist Tongxuan thought his disciple Chen Chen had eaten too much, so he kicked him down the mountain after practicing Taoism for twenty years. He didn't give him any magic elixir or money. He only gave him a battery car, a set of take-out clothes, and a signed-in take-out APP. "You little bastard, run enough money to come back to the Taoist temple, otherwise you won't even think about going up the mountain!" Chen Chen was confused: "Master, I am a Taoist priest, not a delivery boy!" But he couldn't disobey his teacher's orders, so he could only put down his whisk, put on his helmet, and ride a battery car through the city streets. I thought that running a takeout service was just a temporary measure, but I didn't expect that Daofa would become a magical tool for delivering orders—Shuchichi Technique to take shortcuts, draw charms to drive away evil spirits and grab food, and use the Sword Battery Car version to meet deadlines! But no one knew that the delivery boy who was pushed for orders by customers and educated by the traffic police every day was actually a reclusive Taoist priest who could cast down demons with his hands and exorcise evil spirits at will. Since then, there has been a legend in the world: There is a Taoist priest who runs takeaways, with a 100% punctuality rate, and occasionally solves some supernatural troubles, but the platform always deducts money - who asked him to use Taoism to run a red light! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.