Xie Chen is a driving instructor who occasionally takes part in car stunt shows to make ends meet. He's a foul-mouthed, hot-tempered young man whose greatest dream is to buy a home of his own.
Feige, a video app used across the country, launches a car stunt competition. The generous prize money catches his eye, but by a strange twist of fate, he swaps bodies with a complete stranger and discovers a whole new world!
Song Xingzhi is the eldest disciple of the Qinglian Sect, a Daoist genius who has no interest in worldly pleasures and devotes himself entirely to the Dao.
On his way to represent his sect at a magic contest, he is sent flying by a driving instructor's car for breaking traffic rules. He also swaps bodies with a complete stranger!
Two total strangers, two completely unfamiliar worlds, and everything to learn from scratch. Can they help each other achieve their original goals?
And are the strange events that keep unfolding, along with the successive appearances of the four great magical artifacts, mere coincidence or part of a hidden conspiracy?
Through all their mishaps and setbacks, the two seem to grow closer. But can two people from different worlds ever find happiness together?
[Bonus Scene]
Xie Chen: Can you explain how drawing a talisman makes it catch fire?
Song Xingzhi: Scientifically speaking, it's because we harness the energy contained in the talisman... and so on.
Xie Chen: Hahaha, this is outrageous! A cultivator explaining things to me with science?
The cool-headed, composed Song Xingzhi, the top, x the foul-mouthed but kind-hearted Xie Chen, the bottom
Why is there no one reading such a good novel? Although the advancement of the emotional line is a bit stiff, the main line is clear and the plot is interesting. It can be regarded as capturing the cuteness of interpenetration. Praise the baby girl again, girls are the most beautiful in this world! Look at the Yao Nu Bell, and then look at the other spiritual weapons, I don't even want to say it (dog head) I feel that novels with two male protagonists are quite strange. Either there are no other sub-CPs at all, they are all opposite-sex sub-CPs, or they are all same-sex sub-CPs. . Maybe it's because I'm short-sighted. How can there be so many XQLs in this world that I can chase after and still succeed in? Let's forget about the novel and just have fun.
It looks good, the logic is very good, the writing is good, the characters are good, every weird event has a complete storyline and the pits are filled in. Many plots are also unexpected, unexpected but reasonable. I really like this kind of clever plot. I have the desire to watch it because I can't guess it. I just don't know when I can switch back. The emotional changes between offense and reception are a bit deliberate (I don't mean to say it's bad, it's just a personal feeling). I kind of hope they switch back early. Thumbs up I just finished what I praised yesterday. The first part was really good, but the second part was not so good. The plot started from Xie Beitong and was inexplicable. In the end, nothing was explained. Song also became a background board and there was no story line at all. Many things were not explained clearly. It felt unfinished. I was really convinced.,,,,,
It's super beautiful. I'm really looking forward to the author's next book. [Sending my heart to you]
😘💕💕💕💕💕💕 Great cheers for the author
No one is looking at it, it's obviously very beautiful
Frog Book Shortage Solved