Seventeen-year-old Chongsha Ming disciple Jiang Shisan's dependent master passed away. The master left him only three inheritances: a Taoist temple that leaked into a water curtain hole, a copper coin sword that melts when encountering evil, and a will written in blood - "If you are under 18, do not open the iron cabinet in the northeast corner."
The Taoist temple was cut off from power and food, so Jiang Shisan was forced to work with a certificate, and started his career as a stall owner with the "Guide to Ghost Hunting for People's Livelihood":
▶️ Use the Bagua mirror to create a "reflective evil" puddle trap during urban management pursuit;
▶️ Saying "thank you" incorrectly while putting makeup on a corpse in a funeral home caused a corpse transformation;
▶️ Help Internet celebrities to live broadcast to summon spirits, paste the spell on the wrong lens, and let millions of viewers witness the real ghost face special effects.
Until he picked up a copper coin under the locust tree, and that night a marriage contract written in blood appeared on his palm - a wife who has been living in the dark for a hundred years, and the betrothal gift requires her life.
Even more troublesome is the mess left by Master:
⚠️ On a cloudy and rainy night, a yellow paper debt note was stuffed under the door: "Liu Banxian owes three hundred soul-drawing flags";
⚠️ The owner of the funeral shop warned that black dog blood is mixed with chicken blood on the market, but the evil spirits in the Wang family's ancient house only drink the genuine product;
⚠️ The leaky holes on the roof of the Taoist temple actually formed the Big Dipper, counting down the seven-star night counting down to his eighteenth birthday...
Reader comments
It's good-looking, has lots of laughs, and the plot is also very compact.
It's good-looking, has lots of laughs, and the plot is also very compact.