Liu Fusheng of the Daoist Sect

Not an exaggeration, very real. Liu Fusheng was originally a descendant of the hidden sect of the Taoist sect. He had the true ability to inherit secret techniques, survey the land, exorcise evil spirits and suppress evil spirits. However, because he did not want to be involved in the sect's internal fighting, he hid in the city and lived a low-key and ordinary life. By chance, he took action to save a child who was haunted by evil spirits, and accidentally exposed his Taoist identity. Since then, troubles have followed one after another: the strange evil spirits in the ancient house, the mysterious Feng Shui puzzle, the evil monks who covet the inheritance, and the sect secrets that have been dusty for many years, push him step by step into the center of the whirlpool. Faced with the dangers that were coming one after another, Liu Fusheng no longer hid, and used compasses to determine the world, talismans to destroy evil spirits, and magic to protect the common people. He wanders between the city and the mountains, solving the mysteries of haunted houses, neutralizing evil spirits, and punishing evil scum. In the dangerous experiences, he not only reveals the secret of his own life experience, but also takes up the responsibility of the inheritance of the Taoist sect, guarding the peace of the world with his righteous magic. This book combines Taoist secrets, Feng Shui metaphysics, urban anecdotes and other elements. The plot has ups and downs, including thrilling scenes of exorcism and suppression of evil spirits, as well as the collision between Jianghu morality and human nature, taking you into a mysterious Taoist world.