[Mutual devotion + showbiz + face-slapping + supernatural arts + male-male romance] A young Taoist priest heads down the mountain on his master’s orders to overcome the calamity foretold in his fate. But after being set up at a bar, he ends up saddled with debt to repay a favor, and signs a contract to become a singer so he can pay it off.
With nothing but his good looks and talent to his name, the poor young priest has no choice. While searching for a way to avert his calamity, he begins working in showbiz.
Xi Yunjie has always strived to do everything to the best of his ability. As he sings with dedication, he also uses his talents to help many people solve their problems.
A haunting? No big deal. Just catch the ghost.
Need good fortune? I’ll pray for you.
“Then, Daoist, what about my love life? What about my destined partner? For instance, you and me.” The arrogant producer awkwardly made his way to the Daoist’s stall to ask.
The young priest froze, his face turning red and his heart racing.
Faith is precious, and dreams matter too. As Xi Yunjie pursues his dream, he and the arrogant producer Qin Chu get into all sorts of ridiculous situations. Qin Chu is a staunch materialist who has always believed Xi Yunjie is just a fraud and charlatan.
But at some point, “fraud” turned into “my fraud.”
A broke, scheming, green-tea Taoist priest and aspiring singer, bottom × an arrogant, chatty, strictly materialist music producer
“I’m a staunch materialist. I used to think nothing could ever change my beliefs, but then you appeared, and you became my faith.”
It sounds great. It sounds great. It sounds great.