A Taoist in the Entertainment Industry

A car accident sends Lin Yang to the underworld for a visit. There, he inherits the Taoist arts of Uncle Jiu of Mount Mao, the acting skills of movie king Zhang Guorong, the heavenly singing voice of Deng Lijun, and the dazzling dance moves of Michael Jackson. Since his name isn't in the Book of Life and Death, he returns to the world of the living and makes his way in show business as a little Taoist priest.

After entering the entertainment industry, he discovers that there's more to it than just unspoken rules.

Stars raise ghost children to change their fortunes, use curses to seduce the wealthy, and bury auspicious objects to ward off evil. Strange hands appear in music videos, and eerie sobbing can be heard in songs. Lin Yang encounters all sorts of supernatural happenings.

"Come here, Xiaogu. I can tell from your face that romance is in your future!"

"Baby, don't be scared. I'm here!"

This is the story of a Taoist priest who makes a huge success of himself in show business. He becomes an award-winning actor, a king of song, and a dance champion, taking the entertainment industry by storm.

This book is also known as True Accounts of Supernatural Events in the Entertainment Industry. Many of the incidents are adapted from real-life paranormal events, so get ready for a thrill.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.