Introduction to this novel: In the mountain temple in Heifengkou, Fengtian Province, Zhang Xuanling, the "irregular" descendant of Zhang Tianshi, came. He carries a moldy mahogany sword box on his back, and the compass pointer spins faster than a convulsion, but he can use rice cakes dipped in cinnabar to draw talismans and use frozen cornstarch as a magical weapon. The yellow-skinned man wore a red bellyband to ask for a title, but he scolded him as "like your mother's mallet." When Kan Palace was plagued by a plague, he turned it into a hot spring bathhouse. When the whole village was carrying betrothal gifts to recruit him as their son-in-law, the heavenly master just wanted to take the millet and run away - who would have expected that the Feng Shui Compass failed to suppress the evil spirits and instead turned himself into the "living god of wealth" in Lijiatun. Let's see how Funny Master leads a group of grievance teammates to turn Taoism into a joke and life into a legend in a ridiculous Feng Shui adventure.