Modern Exorcism Begins with Deception

My name is Ning Baize, 25 years old, a professional fraudster, commonly known as a charlatan. My team and I specialize in providing "exorcism services" for the upper class - using holographic projections to create ghosts, using infrasound waves to create heart palpitations, and then using my superb performances and a bunch of "ancestral magic weapons" to make the rich willing to pay seven-figure fees. It wasn't until I was "exorcising demons" from the daughter of a real estate tycoon that the ghost candle I casually imitated actually ignited spontaneously when encountering an evil spirit. The ferocious evil spirits tore apart the illusion created by technology, my team was screaming, and all high-tech equipment failed. The evil spirit strangled my neck and sprayed its cold breath on my face: "Who are you?" At that moment, the body's memory wakes up before the brain. My hands automatically formed ancient seals, and the wooden sword at my waist, which I thought was a handicraft, glowed golden. The mantra poured out of my throat, as if it had been chanted a thousand times. After three breaths, the evil ghost was sealed into a clay pot, and its last expression was full of astonishment: "No... Aren't you a liar? Are you really good at it?!" I also want to ask myself this question. To make matters worse, since that night, the world that had been peaceful for thousands of years began to change. Urban ghost stories come true, ancient haunted houses awaken, and ghosts appear at an exponential rate in this unprepared era. And my "liar" firm became the only place in the city that knew how to deal with these things. During the investigation, I discovered that behind all this is chaos in the ghost world, and the yin and yang worlds are overlapping. And I - this fake exorcist who uses technology to deceive people - turned out to be the last "high priest" of the ancient witch and Nuo lineage.