Notes on the Daoist Heart: I’m a Traditional Female Taoist

I am the author, this book is poisonous, please read with caution. When I was drafting the first chapter last night, I couldn't sleep. It's not about how well it was written, but when I wrote the part where the breeze had no shadow, I subconsciously looked back and glanced behind me. The core of this book is eight words: If the five elements are absent from class, life will be in danger. A 20-year-old female college student went to the mountain to become a Taoist priest. It turned out that the Taoist temple's WiFi was faster than 5G. The white-bearded Taoist priest used a tablet to arrange her horoscopes: "If you miss the five elements, your life will be in danger." Funny points: pinch the secrets to summon takeaways, shake the hexagrams to jam the sweeping robot, and make the robot tap dance during the ritual ceremony. Knife Point: Only the senior brother she remembers has no shadow under the moonlight. No one knew him except her. Contrast: tradition × modern, sand sculpture × suspense, WiFi × incense. Do you think this is just a joke? When you read the third chapter, you will find that the back of your neck feels cold even as you smile. This book does not cultivate immortality, it cultivates... Do you dare to believe what you see? If you can't help but look back behind you after watching it, please remember to tell me in the comment area. I am the author, so I will take it easy first. It's up to you.

Super pretty, I like the tone