Ghost-Hunting Diary: A Folk Taoist Forced Into the Trade by a Love Curse

[Prologue: This novel consists of interconnected standalone stories]

There is a folk custom that unmarried people who die must be wed to a ghost, or their descendants will suffer...

Have you ever heard of a young woman, buried just a month ago, being dug up and forced into a ghost marriage? In the dead of night, her parents heard crying but pretended not to hear. In the end, they suffered retribution too.

Is the rental you live in really "clean"? Have you ever caught sight of a shadow flickering at the edge of your vision, or felt as if something were pressing down on you, leaving you unable to wake no matter how hard you tried? It might be the previous tenant...

Nothing comes from nowhere. We must allow for things that lie beyond the rules and cannot be seen with the naked eye.

The vast universe gives rise to all things, and all things coexist.

Some people unraveled the mysteries of heaven and earth, and were the first to display "divine hexagrams" to foretell fortune and misfortune. Thus, divination came into being.

More and more cultivators joined in, glimpsing the Dao of Heaven through divination. Many more "Daoist arts" emerged, including familiar practices such as Maoshan magic, Lu Ban magic, and Zhuyou healing.

Daoist priest Peng Faxing entered the Dao at sixteen. This book is adapted from his real-life experiences.