Maoshan Life-Extender

[Eighties × Folklore Suspense × Growth of Taoist Priests × No System] Born in the early 1980s, Chen Mo was burdened with the "Destiny of Debt from the King of Hell", which meant that he could conquer his relatives and attract ghosts. He was abandoned in the mountains to feed wolves before he was a full moon. When he was dying, he was rescued by Xuan Chenzi, a descendant of Maoshan. He was locked up with a "life-suppressing talisman" to collect debts, and he was taught the secret technique of Maoshan to draw talismans to catch ghosts. He survived. Ten years later, when the master's life was exhausted, Chen Mo went down the mountain with only half of the remaining scrolls and a bare pen, and returned to the world. The spring breeze of reform and opening up is blowing across the earth, but the haze of the old era has not dissipated. Haunted houses are hidden in the corners of cities and towns, strange rumors are often heard deep in factories and mines, evil spirits are undercurrent due to the Qigong craze, and ancient taboos are still spread in the countryside. With his raw talisman skills, he moved forward amid doubts and contempt. Slap the ignorant villagers in the face, expose the charlatanism, and suppress the evil demons. Zombies worship the moon, ghosts seek seals, ghost ships of the Dan family, and disasters caused by Gu in Miao territory... Strange things happen one after another, and people are almost saved from death again and again. If you are in debt to the King of Hell, all evil will come to collect it. He needs to draw talismans with blood every month to strengthen the life-suppressing seal, and he also needs to find the lost "Maoshan Secret Book" to reverse this inevitable fate. This is a passionate story about a young Taoist priest who was destined to die. In the torrent of the 1980s, he used talismans as swords and life as bargaining chips to travel across Yin and Yang, and finally suppressed the coffin and subdued the demon. [Traditional Taoism × Bubu Jingxin × Suspense with a sense of age]