Saibo Has Exorcised Ghosts, but the Taoist Priest Is Still so Stupid?

When Taoist priest Xianyu picks up a modified power bank to drive away ghosts, what kind of sparks will be created? Qu Xiaojiu, a handsome nerd with a fairy-like appearance but a lot of complaints in his heart, insists on putting a "scientific" vest on the traditional Taoism - using flashlights to break the barrier of the ghost world, and relying on information bombs to annihilate shopping carnival ghosts. Even the Mysterious Management Bureau that recruited him has to admit: this "crooked way" is really good. But no one can tell where his power to crush ghosts comes from. They only know that when he is in extreme danger, a shadowy figure in ancient Taoist robes with tired eyes will appear behind him. He resolves the crisis with a wave of his hand, only to be left with only blurry fragments when he wakes up. Now, this "special consultant of the Mysterious Administration Bureau" who was forced to take up his post was forcibly bound by Zhang Lianyu, a talented girl with thunder skills from Longhu Mountain - one believed in "orthodox thunder skills" and accused him of being deviant; the other regarded him as a "high-energy source of trouble" and was thinking about using subsidies to exchange for new graphics cards. The two were noisy all the way, from a hand-torn inner ghost, a combination of keyboard warriors, to a tough mountain spirit, and they were about to step into the murky waters of Longhu Mountain. And that mysterious shadow, the familiar aura of Zhang Lianyu's Leifali, and the "Tide File" hidden by the Mysterious Bureau... Are pushing Qu Xiaojiu into an ancient secret that even he himself can't understand. It's lighthearted and funny without breaking your brain, and it's refreshing and dense with contrasts. Let's see how the scientific Taoist uses "krypton gold thinking" to thrive in the supernatural world - after all, the best way to solve trouble is to turn it into "reimbursable overtime".