Su Yun, a social beast who stayed up all night chasing "Zombie Taoist Master", fell into the Republic of China when she opened her eyes. With no power to bind a chicken, she relied on the "Yin Yang Supermarket System" to escape death - accepting a zombie in exchange for glutinous rice, a ghost in exchange for a talisman, and even the consecration coins painted by Uncle Jiu could be exchanged for evil ultraviolet lamps!
In order to survive, and to save Uncle Jiu and Qianhe, who were about to go offline in the plot, she opened a "Yunqi Shop" next door to Yizhuang. On the surface, it sold groceries, but in fact it was a "logistics supply station" for the demon slaying team. Until one day, the four-eyed Taoist priest who was driving away corpses was attacked by a corpse slave. Qingshen lost all his strength and fell in front of the shop. Su Yun grabbed the bright flashlight that the system had just replaced and rushed out. He shook the zombie and gave him a "Qingshen Replenishing Pill".
The Taoist priest accepted it with red eyes, thrust a peace talisman in his backhand, and said harshly: "There are many evil spirits in the mountains, this talisman... Wards off disasters."
Reader comments
The first two are a bit inconsistent with the plot, and two Taoist priests have been changed, which seems ooc to me [smile]
I also saw that the heroine had an ambiguity when she saw the Taoist priest who had become younger. She doesn't like to be paired with a man. It's not good that you want to drag someone into a trap when they are clearly supposed to be practicing Taoism and pursuing a career.
The first two are a bit inconsistent with the plot, and two Taoist priests have been changed, which seems ooc to me [smile]
I also saw that the heroine had an ambiguity when she saw the Taoist priest who had become younger. She doesn't like to be paired with a man. It's not good that you want to drag someone into a trap when they are clearly supposed to be practicing Taoism and pursuing a career.