Cui Hao was an ordinary office worker until he came across an old book by chance and entered the world of mysticism. But the major orthodox sects joined forces to hunt him down, accusing him of “practicing demonic arts and bringing chaos to the world.” Cui Hao had no way to defend himself.
After killing seven Daoist priests in self-defense, he stowed away to Seoul.
As soon as he arrived in Korea, he was dragged onto a supernatural variety show called The Heavenly Secrets Trial. When Korean viewers saw this “Dragon Nation foodie” appear and burst into laughter, Cui Hao quietly pulled out a secret talisman bearing the “Heavenly Eye Opening” spell.
The next second, on a nationwide livestream, he formed a hand seal with one hand and made the infant spirit that had been clinging to a top-tier star for ten years appear before everyone.
The feng shui masters fell to their knees, the tarot readers went mad, and Korean shamans cried, “Aish, this is impossible!”
From the century-old haunted home of a Gangnam chaebol to the feng shui curse beneath the Blue House; from a top idol’s romantic calamity to a deadly parasite curse targeting a member of parliament...
With his “demonic cultivation” techniques, Cui Hao is tearing through Korea.
Now the most mysterious “Master Cui” in Seoul, he has a three-year waiting list, and clients must pay a deposit of 300 million won just to meet him.
When the “righteous” men who once hunted him down finally track him to Incheon Airport and arrive in a fury, they see Cui Hao being respectfully ushered into a Maybach by the Samsung chairman, with a Blue House security motorcade following behind...
Well written, but the ending is too quick