When traditional Taoist robes meet electromagnetic detectors, when cinnabar talismans match multimeters - 28-year-old Chen Qingxuan has become an "alien" in the Taoist world.
He comes from a family of Taoist priests, but he carries a diploma from a polytechnic university. What he carries in his backpack is not a mahogany sword, but a modified spectrum analyzer. While others burn charms to ward off evil spirits, he catches "ghosts" by measuring electromagnetic radiation. Is the neighborhood refrigerator haunted? Is it a radiation anomaly caused by a compressor failure? Is there a strange crying sound in the office building? It turned out to be a trick of the leaky mobile phone resonating with sound waves; the lights of the ancient town inn were swaying? It's just an optical trick caused by geomagnetic field interference and cut glass.
But as the "scientific ghost solving" cases progressed, Chen Qingxuan discovered that things were not simple: abnormally enhanced "cannian energy", quantum chips engraved with ancient symbols, and mysterious gangs secretly creating "evil ghosts" all pointed to a dangerous conspiracy - someone wanted to use "ancient energy devices" to control the city's cannian.
So, he took his technical assistant Lin Xiao from the abandoned factory to the ancient temple in the mountains. He used low-frequency current to disintegrate the residual thoughts and used the talisman activator to seal the evil spirits. In the confrontation with the conspiracy, he also understood that the so-called "ghosts" are just trapped obsessions; and the real salvation is never to disperse, but to remember.
A "Ghost-Catching Note" written with a multimeter hides the collision of science and metaphysics, as well as the softest kindness in the world.
