Liu Xuan'an, a wandering Taoist priest of the Ming dynasty, defied Heaven's will to save the people and was struck by divine punishment.
His soul traveled five hundred years through time, and a wisp of his remnant spirit was locked inside the body of an eighty-year-old fortune-teller in a modern city.
Whenever he uses his magical powers, divine punishment strikes, destroying his vitality.
But after punishing evil and promoting good, heavenly merit automatically restores him and prolongs his life.
Walking the boundary between yin and yang is like balancing on a tightrope. That is his predicament now.
From the moment he accepted that “one yuan and eighty cents in life-saving money,” he embarked on a path that defies Heaven: seeking justice for the voiceless and avenging those who died unjustly.
He slays the worst evildoers in the world, accumulates merit, and fights divine punishment!
A century-old evil spirit? A deadly feng shui trap? A feud between occult sects?
To a shameless Taoist priest with five hundred years of experience, they’re nothing but barnyard fowl and mutts!
Watch as he cuts down evil and extends his life in this deadly trap, grows young again, and once more proves himself on the Great Way of the Celestial Master!
@Storyteller It is better to go against the will of heaven to save people than to build a seven-level pagoda. The way of heaven is to accumulate merits. Even if he acts against the way of heaven, it is to save people. He does not distinguish between good and evil in rewards and punishments. This way of heaven is dirty. If this kind of way of heaven is still left to do, it should destroy its form, destroy its soul, and rebuild the way of heaven.
It's not a crazy article, it's very stable and beautiful.
This is my first time watching this type of thing, I want to encourage you.
This book is so beautiful and the chapters are compact. The plot is exciting and fascinating with its ups and downs.
The plot is good, but it's a different approach.
The plot is compact and very interesting
How should I put it? It's a little bit toxic, but it's not bad.
Are the people in Maoshan extinct? Just the protagonist? What makes Longhushan so arrogant?
Must be changed, changed, changed
Books like Shen Shen Gui Gui are good to read, I like them.
Looking at it now, the writing is still very exciting.
@Storyteller It is better to go against the will of heaven to save people than to build a seven-level pagoda. The way of heaven is to accumulate merits. Even if he acts against the way of heaven, it is to save people. He does not distinguish between good and evil in rewards and punishments. This way of heaven is dirty. If this kind of way of heaven is still left to do, it should destroy its form, destroy its soul, and rebuild the way of heaven.
It's not a crazy article, it's very stable and beautiful.
This is my first time watching this type of thing, I want to encourage you.
This book is so beautiful and the chapters are compact. The plot is exciting and fascinating with its ups and downs.
The plot is good, but it's a different approach.
The plot is compact and very interesting
How should I put it? It's a little bit toxic, but it's not bad.
Are the people in Maoshan extinct? Just the protagonist? What makes Longhushan so arrogant? Must be changed, changed, changed
Books like Shen Shen Gui Gui are good to read, I like them.
Looking at it now, the writing is still very exciting.