Qin Feng, a disciple of the Baiyun Temple, completes his training and heads down the mountain to explore the City of Flowers.
Unfortunately, he's broke, so he has no choice but to set up a fortune-telling stall.
He runs into Mu Xue, the icy CEO of the Xuelong Group. How could he pass up such a rich mark? He'll keep fleecing her for all she's worth!
Qin Feng: Hey, hey, we agreed on a monthly arrangement. Why do you want to make it yearly? A year isn't enough, and now you want to keep me for life? Sorry, this little Taoist only talks money, not feelings. What, you can give me a hundred million? Well, then I'm not entirely opposed to talking about feelings.
This little Taoist may not have much to offer, but I can tell fortunes, ward off misfortune, subdue demons, locate dragon veins and hidden treasures, and perform talismanic magic. I'm good at it all.
I take the occasional side job, catching ghosts, driving away evil spirits, and making a little pocket money.
The Way follows nature, and I do as I please.
Being good at every aspect of life is the true way.
It's so pretty. Come on, work hard and you'll fart.
Overall, it's pretty good-looking. Pig's trotter has a personality and can be ambiguous, but don't have a female protagonist. The so-called woman will affect Pig's trotter's spellcasting.
🥰🥰🥰🥰It's not bad, it's great until the end.
I just like the character of the protagonist.
Excellent writing style, funny and humorous
Book friends, take a look
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Again, can a book that has entered a dark room be a good book? [Laughing]