Zhang Shiyi never thought that a dream would completely rewrite his life - in the dream, he was the most diligent disciple of "Uncle Nine", copying talismans, distinguishing yin and yang, and practicing Maoshan Taoism. Every time he woke up, the warmth of cinnabar remaining on his fingertips was too real to be an illusion.
Until a series of strange events occurred in reality: an encounter with a female ghost in a cheongsam on campus, a fake head dripping with blood brought by a senior student in the drama club, and strange black cats that appeared from time to time. When he was on the verge of despair, the various Taoist talismans taught by Uncle Nine in his dream were extremely life-saving. From then on, he became an "ordinary person" hiding in the school. He studied Dharma with Uncle Jiu at night, and during the day he held a mahogany sword and pasted yellow talisman paper, turning what he learned in dreams into a sharp blade for defeating demons in reality.
With the careful guidance of his mentor in the dream, and the dangerous dangers of the real world on one side, Zhang Shiyi gradually understood that this master-disciple relationship that spanned reality and reality was not only the inheritance of Taoism, but also the destiny that he must shoulder to protect the peace of the world. Whenever evil spirits appeared, he would always think of Uncle Jiu's teachings: "The Tao and the Dharma are with you, and you must have righteous thoughts." Then he resolutely waved his sword and walked out of the gap between the yin and yang worlds to find his own way to catch ghosts.
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Sure enough, every protagonist has a fat guy
It still feels okay. There was no character conflict at the beginning, but here, something seems to be revealed. Look again
Sure enough, every protagonist has a fat guy
It still feels okay. There was no character conflict at the beginning, but here, something seems to be revealed. Look again