Zheng Buyu, a Maoshan Taoist priest kicked out of his sect, arrived in Tokyo with nothing but a magazine and a peachwood sword.
On his first day at language school, he pointed at a female classmate's shoulder. “Hey, there's a hand on your shoulder.”
When exorcising spirits in Kabukicho, he used talismans to make a female ghost dance the “Subject Three” dance.
A shrine maiden offered foot massages to pay off her debt, while a wealthy heiress charged an astronomical fee for her beautiful feet treatments.
The Abe family? Western exorcists? Step aside, all of you!
“This Taoist master does only three things: make money, pick up girls, and make Japan's spiritual world furious.”
Then he discovered that behind Tokyo's Night Parade of a Hundred Demons lay a thousand-year-old conspiracy that even his founding master would frown at...
“Uh, that's going to cost extra.”
