The Buddhists Deliver a Ghost to the Taoist Temple, So I Hit It with a Five Thunder Spell

Shen Yi transmigrates to a parallel world where Taoism vanished hundreds of years ago, becoming the abbot of an obscure Taoist temple.

At the foot of the mountain stands a Buddhist temple. Its abbot has coveted the Taoist temple for a long time and is always looking for a chance to take it over.

With scheming monks plotting to seize the temple and no one worshipping there, leaving him to scrape by on bran and greens, Shen Yi finds himself more troubled by the day.

One day, a middle-aged couple arrives at the temple to offer incense.

“Daoist Priest, I suspect my wife is possessed.”

Shen Yi looks at the wife beside the husband, whose body has already begun to stink, and falls silent.

Clearly, the wife has been dead for quite some time. The only one possessed is the husband himself.

“Please don’t worry, sir. Your wife isn’t possessed. Just take her home and wash her thoroughly with salt water, so you don’t get a bacterial infection when you do the deed tonight.”

Shen Yi’s unnecessary remark earns the female ghost’s displeasure.

At midnight, the female ghost comes to claim his life...

To be continued...

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