You have to pay back the loan to practice qi
Su Fan, a Taoist disciple who just came down from the mountain, thought he could prosper with his skills, but reality gave him a hard blow - the mortgage, car loan, and credit card bills made him breathless.
He could only hold on to the compass that had been eliminated by his master, and started a business of reading Feng Shui, barely surviving on a meager commission. Until a strange combination of circumstances happened, and he got a broken pottery pot full of cracks at the second-hand supernatural market in the west of the city - the Nine-turn Spirit-nurturing Pot.
From then on, Su Fan's life started a dual model of "qi training + loan repayment".
During the day, he was a Feng Shui master who dealt with difficult customers and was busy making money to repay loans; at night, he relied on the spiritual jar to absorb spiritual energy and break through the bottleneck of cultivation.
But troubles also come one after another: the ghost in the ghost house, the cloaked man who hides his head and tail, the Xuanmen Chamber of Commerce that covets the spiritual jar, and the sudden debt collection trap in his hometown...
Su Fan held the spiritual jar, looked at the balance of his bank card, and sighed silently:
"It's important to practice Qi, but it's even more important to repay the loan!"
"As long as the money is in place, all evil spirits and evil hands will be wiped out!"
This is a hilarious and passionate story about a cultivator in the city, making money to repay his loan, while fighting monsters and leveling up.
