Deep in Fuyuan Lane, Bincheng, there is an inconspicuous "Lao Wang's Office".
The director, Wang Buzhi, is a sloppy Taoist who drinks low-quality jasmine and watches short videos.
He has three rules for doing things: first, don't mention money and just let it happen; second, don't ask the reason, you must tell the truth; third, the process is weird and you can't question it.
Specializing in treating all kinds of "dirty things", the business scope includes but is not limited to: dealing with naughty little ghosts who sing in the middle of the night, mediating "home uneasiness" caused by antique furniture, and even helping an old ghost who is too obsessed with fulfilling his last wish.
The method is sometimes a few crumpled talisman papers, sometimes three sewing needles and a bowl of water. The methods are wild, but the effect is always surprisingly good.
Until he took over a supernatural incident involving a "little girl in red". He thought it was another ordinary "seeing off guests" business, but unexpectedly revealed a past that had been deliberately buried...
Master Dao discovered that there seemed to be more than one "little guy" entangled with the customer this time.
When the humorous daily life is broken, the heart-wrenching truth gradually emerges. Let's see how this seemingly unruly Taoist adheres to the "rules", lifts the fog and cleanses away the dust while laughing and cursing.
Note: Although ghosts and ghosts are scary in this world, sometimes people's hearts are even more unpredictable. As for this Taoist master, you'd better not mess with him.
