[Taoist priest + transmigration + no goody-two-shoes protagonist + urban fantasy + Celestial Master + System; women appear, but there is no female lead.]
I, Chen Dao, am the hope of the Taoist sect. I refuse gambling and drugs, and I have a clear conscience!
Chen Dao transmigrates to Blue Star and awakens the Taoist Canon. In this world, Taoism has declined and its traditions have been severed.
As the Taoist sect’s sole hope, Chen Dao grows thinner by the day as he works to restore it.
He pours everything into this glorious and noble cause. Even if his body perishes and his soul vanishes, his merit will be immeasurable.
Disciple: Master, these eighteen Manly Pleasure Cards are my gift for becoming your apprentice.
Chen Dao: The gift doesn’t matter. What counts is that you’re very perceptive, so I’ll take you as my disciple.
Chen Dao: Kind benefactor, have mercy and let me ask you for alms.
Female ghost: You stinking Taoist, out here in broad daylight...
Chen Dao: Amitabha, I’m a monk named Daotong.
Female demon: I just went out to get my hair done, and he accused me of sucking men’s yang energy.
Chen Dao: You fiend! Mortals have such hard lives. For the sake of all living beings, I shall offer myself to you today. If you must feed, feed on me!
Demons and evil spirits: Priest, here’s this month’s incense fee: twenty ghosts in all. Would you like to count them?
Chen Dao: The incense fee goes up thirty percent next month. Tell your boss I want female ghosts.
So thin I’m skin and bones, yet I fear nothing; the duty of revival stays ever in my mind.
Why doesn't anyone comment? I think it's okay?
It's a very good book, cheers for you
The story line is okay, the plot is a bit exaggerated, overall it's watchable, but it's too slow.
The plot can only be said to be average, but the counter-routine is well written.
The male protagonist is very sexy and can do whatever he wants. 👍👍
The rating is very low, but it's pretty good.
Big cheers for the author
It's really awesome, come on^0^~
It's very good. I think it's a high-quality book so far. I recommend it.
The subject matter is good and worth reading, but the ending is rushed.