Going Home for the Chinese New Year: I Am Really Not a Fairy

Jiang Xuan, a standard young man of the new era and a monastic fanatic. Because I had some insights into Taoist culture, I opened a "Fu Yuan Tang" in a corner of the city. A Taoist would never cheat to make money, so Jiang Xuan only did what he could, and only told the truth when faced with big issues, and his business was bleak. The north wind blows snow at the beginning of the fourth watch, Jiarui Tianjiao and the New Year's Eve, and the New Year is celebrated. But Jiang Xuan never expected that going home for the New Year would change his life and make him a true ascetic! … "Xianren Jiang, I seem to have encountered a ghost!" "A ghost? Are you dreaming? Where in the world do ghosts come from?" "Immortal, you can make as much money as you want. I beg you to tell me your fortune!" "What kind of fortune-telling is there? If you don't do bad things, it will work better than anything else." "Besides, I'm really not an immortal!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.