I Am a Taoist Priest

Zhang Dabao, the 88th generation descendant of Longhu Mountain, who is mixed up in the modern market, appears to be a small figure in the countryside who runs a small funeral shop. He is greedy for money and cynical. He likes to eat and drink on credit, fool the neighbors, tease the widows of his neighbors, cheat children with lollipops, and often plays games with primary school students. He looks like a swindler, and everyone thinks that he is just an unlearned charlatan. But no one knows that Zhang Dabao possesses the complete secrets of the orthodox Longhu Mountain. He is proficient in Feng Shui, fortune-telling, fortune-telling, moving graves and changing fortunes, exorcising souls and exorcising evil spirits, and subduing demons. He holds a full set of orthodox magic weapons such as peach wood sword, copper coin sword, talisman compass, black dog blood, and guiding rooster. His real skills are hidden in the market. From the murderous tombs in remote villages and the weird and strange events in the relocation of ancestral tombs, to the haunting ghosts in urban communities and the haunting of underground garages; from the ghosts of dead people in hospital morgues and the filthy remains of crematoriums, to strange rumors on campuses, ancient tombs with thousand-year evil spirits, and ghosts gathering in shopping malls, he travels all over the city and countryside, taking over all kinds of supernatural things that no one dares to touch. The story includes portraits of people from all walks of life, including common people, officials, wealthy businessmen, doctors and nurses, teachers and students, and police This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.