Chen Xiaole, a delivery boy struggling at the bottom of the city, was overwhelmed by the rent and bad reviews. However, he accidentally stepped into the world of metaphysics because of a incomplete Taoist book passed down from his ancestors, "The Supplements of Ten Thousand Methods".
His initial abilities were appalling: the evil charms he painted sometimes failed to work, he could vaguely see "dirty things" but was trembling with fear, and he had to rely on expired glutinous rice to cast spells.
In order to make a living, he bit the bullet and started a "psychic business", from helping his roommates to unhook ghosts from sleeping, to dealing with infant spirits in the community and company grievances. He used half-baked Taoism with modern operations such as searching ancient books on his mobile phone and laser pointer positioning to solve all kinds of weird and supernatural incidents in embarrassment.
As his abilities improved, he rented a remote shop as a base, met a female forensic doctor who believed in science, and a well-informed community aunt, and also got involved in conflicts with evil cultivators and a family of metaphysics.
This money-grubbing and cowardly "social animal priest" has embarked on a counterattack path full of complaints and surprises in the bizarre modern city.
After all, if this deal goes wrong, it won't just be a bad review, it will be the life of the entire city.