When her master entered the Hidden Dragon Grotto and lowered the Dragon-Sealing Stone behind him, Mo Jiu finally realized she was all alone...
No way! She had to find her senior brother, earn money to renovate the temple, save up the charitable donation her master had promised, and give the sect leader’s position back to her senior brother. She also wanted to buy a home in a big city and live a carefree life of her own.
But could someone tell her why earning money was so hard?
So she opened an “Abnormal Affairs Agency.” Every day, she sold a few talismans, caught a little ghost, told someone’s fortune, or apprehended a few wanted criminals. Life went on quietly until one day, when she suddenly found herself saddled with a debt of 14.7 million. Her peaceful life was shattered, and her carefree days were gone...
A master comes down from the mountain? No, she’s just a Golden Core cultivator.
The head of a temple? Yes, but she’s currently the only one there.
When Mo Jiu is backed into a corner and someone demands, “So, which one do you like, him or me?” she blurts out, “I like slacking off!”
Let me also support you. The first one was not that good to be honest, the second one was pretty good, and this one has made great progress. Come on!
This novel is very cliched. The male protagonist is Toki Helu. Alas, I don't want to read censorship-rich novels.
It's pretty, but why is there no one there?
Very well written,