I Inherited a Dilapidated Taoist Temple

While his classmates were all studying hard for the college entrance examination, Xia Yao's life trajectory was completely derailed because of two sizzling starch sausages and a fake cheat sheet worth ninety-nine dollars. He originally wanted to be a good person and help the old man at the old bookstall who had a "miserable life experience", but instead he got a "Sunflower Book", a "Nine Yang Magic", and a piece of yellowed parchment with a picture of a dilapidated house sandwiched among the miscellaneous books. When he woke up, he inexplicably inherited a dilapidated Taoist temple that existed between reality and reality. The walls are broken and rubble is everywhere. The only "legacy" is a magical power called [Mediating Creation] and a seemingly impossible task - to repair the Taoist temple and restore the Tiangang Taoism. The method of repair is even more outrageous: do good deeds, accumulate virtue, and gather will power? So, when the former scumbag begins to write like a god, when the blurred vision and hearing become clear and sharp... Xia Yao realized that all that was not a dream. From then on, his life started a strange dual-thread mode: During the day, he is an ordinary high school student in the city's No. 3 Middle School; At night, he was the sole heir to the dilapidated Taoist temple, struggling hard to save some "willpower". Let's take a look at how an ordinary young man with the magical power of "creation" starts from brick to brick, rebuilds his foreign land in this noisy modern city, and interprets a ridiculous yet magnificent legend of urban cultivation.