[The ferryman + a little bit crazy + ancient style + Taoist priest + supernatural + suspense + short story]
The number one in the monastic world is dead!
The number one in the monastic world was struck to death by lightning!
Feng Xing was a once-in-a-millennium genius in the world of monasticism. He was the leader of Tianxuan Sect, the first sect in the world of monasticism. However, he was struck to death by a thunderbolt. His body was chopped into pieces by the thunder and scattered throughout the world.
Because his physical body was torn apart, Feng Xing could not be reincarnated as a human being, and could only be reborn as an animal. Therefore, he transformed into a ferryman and went to the human world to set up stalls, tell fortunes, catch ghosts, and work for the underworld. This was also the beginning of his search for the physical body. However, during the search process, he discovered that his physical body had transformed into various obsessions in the human world and was used by various demons and monsters, causing countless harm. As the physical body gradually gathered together, he discovered that the real cause of his death was not as simple as a thunderstorm...
Why was the woman in the inner courtyard of a deep house stripped of her face overnight...
Why can a dead person appear in front of others again...
Why do ghost figures appear in the flower house in the middle of the night? Why is a story that has been silent for ten years being mentioned again...
Should you trust a monk who says he doesn't know his life experience, and a monk who can't find out where he comes from?
Will anyone really trust someone unconditionally? Does anyone really care about the dead number one in the monastic world?
Feng Xing:
"You've been thinking about getting close to me. What's your intention?"
Xuan Huang:
"Ever since I met Taoist Master, I have always been alone."
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Reader comments
It's not bad. It's quite enjoyable to watch the show, but it's over in one go. Without looking at the chapter count, I thought the author would write many more chapters, and I thought he would explain why Xuan Ming put a curse on Feng Xing, but then it was gone [I understand]
It's not bad. It's quite enjoyable to watch the show, but it's over in one go. Without looking at the chapter count, I thought the author would write many more chapters, and I thought he would explain why Xuan Ming put a curse on Feng Xing, but then it was gone [I understand]