"Longhushan is bankrupt? No, it's just that the Internet is about to be disconnected!"
With the (self-proclaimed) responsibility of revitalizing Taoist temples, Zhang Bufan, a Taoist priest from Yeluzi, plunged into the bizarre modern metropolis with eighteen thirty-five dollars and the great dream of "connecting Taoist temples with optical fiber."
Setting up a fortune telling stall? NO! Modern people believe in big data!
A dabbler in Taoism? Fine! Use your imagination to make up for it!
As a result, "scientific fortune telling" that combines big data analysis of faces, zodiac signs, and takeout orders was born, specializing in treating all kinds of "dissatisfaction" (actually unreliable).
During the day, he mediates neighborhood disputes between the club's fearful monsters and the 996 monster. At night, he battles wits with the police to explain the scientific nature of "feudal superstition." Sometimes he even competes with his colleagues to see who is more cheating.
Zhang Bufan's urban adventure begins with a hilarious opening!
"My dear friend, you are in danger of losing your money in the near future... Don't leave! You can also scan the QR code to pay! The package is more favorable!"
