When Lin Zhi, who firmly believed in science, crashed the "electronic soul locking jar" and was forced to bind Taoist Master Ling Xiao, the first person in "Xuanling" to quit the Internet, and the escaped spiritual pet Ah Shi, her materialistic worldview was shattered faster than the likes on the live broadcast. In order to "accumulate merit and become a Taoist priest", she opened a cyber-metaphysics office in a university town. Her live broadcast business ranged from purifying "hungry spirits" takeaways to overcoming "ghost zone" servers, and using reward rockets to fight against data ghosts. The Scientific Investigation Bureau, the Deep Web Collector, and the shady stories of game companies have appeared one after another; and the relationship between Ling Xiao, the Taoist Priest who only has 1% of the power, and her has also quietly changed from a "debt relationship". This novel uses the daily live broadcast of high-powered people to explore the boundary between virtuality and reality. It explores the warm story of the boundary between virtuality and reality, and looks at how contemporary college students use Internet celebrity thinking to build an unprecedented path to "digital merit".
The subject matter is so novel (laughing) (◦˙▽˙◦)