From office buildings to Taoist temples, from typing codes to drawing talisman paper, Li Xu's career as a "half-way Taoist priest" is full of contrasts: when cold-blooded monsters and ghosts meet warm human feelings, and when the rules of the city break through the secrets of the mountains and wilderness, the Taoist priest halfway in the northeast discovers: It turns out that the most difficult thing to debug in life is never the program, but the human heart and demonic nature hidden in the fireworks of the world.
Reader comments
Not bad, quite interesting, a combination of Taoist priest and suspense.
The story is told well, with a bit of suspense. Let's see what the follow-up will be like, I hope it won't be unfinished
This book looks pretty good, the Taoist priest catches ghosts, and it's a bit suspenseful.
I feel that this book is pretty good. Compared with traditional Taoist novels, it has more regional characteristics. Judging from the updates, the author is quite diligent.
Not bad, quite interesting, a combination of Taoist priest and suspense.
The story is told well, with a bit of suspense. Let's see what the follow-up will be like, I hope it won't be unfinished
This book looks pretty good, the Taoist priest catches ghosts, and it's a bit suspenseful.
I feel that this book is pretty good. Compared with traditional Taoist novels, it has more regional characteristics. Judging from the updates, the author is quite diligent.