Wu Dao, an orphan who was abandoned on a snowy night, was raised by four old masters with eccentric tempers in a dilapidated Taoist temple in Yunqi Mountain. In the past eighteen years, he has mastered the master's true martial art of splitting mountains and mountains, the second master's secret method of talismans that can frighten ghosts and gods, the third master's Qimen formation method of manipulating earth veins and feng shui, and the fourth master's divination technique of spying on heaven's destiny. I thought I could be successful by relying on my skills, but I was brought back to reality by the "rules" given by the masters: take jobs as they see fit, and don't take any money.
Just because he is destined to commit "five disadvantages and three deficiencies", he is especially wary of money, and 90% of the gold and silver he acquires must be dissipated immediately, otherwise he will suffer strange disasters. With only 10% of his "rich dream" left, Wu Dao depressedly carried the rusty "heirloom sword" sponsored by his masters and went down the mountain into the prosperous Bianliang.
In a dilapidated shop located in a remote Huaian Lane that the Fourth Master "invested" in advance, "Ziwu Yin Yang Zhai" quietly opened. It opens at noon on even numbers and only accepts business from living people; it opens on odd numbers only for ghosts and ghosts. There is only one rule of transaction: make things easy, no matter how high or low they are. It could be a faded plastic hairpin, or it could be a dusty secret. As long as it matches Wu Dao's eye, even if the price is very different, the sale is done.
The "broken sword" he disliked was transformed by the joint efforts of the masters, and turned into a "meteoric" iron bead that contained evil energy and could change at will, becoming his support for walking in yin and yang.
