Maoshan Taoist priest Qiu Yan, known as "the first person to cultivate immortality scientifically" - uses a printer to draw talismans, uses a Bluetooth speaker to ward off evil spirits, ties a pedometer to a chicken, and provides VR glasses to the ancestor. The master couldn't bear it anymore and kicked him down the mountain: "Go to college! Don't harm the Taoist temple!"
In the county high school, Qiu Yan originally wanted to live a clean life for a few days, but he didn't expect that his deskmate was a scumbag, his roommate was a foodie, and there was a rich second generation who insisted on betting on the monthly exam with him.
What he didn't even expect was that Mr. Huang - the weasel with spiritual intelligence - got into his schoolbag and followed him.
"Were you kicked out too?"
Mr. Huang rolled his eyes.
Taoist priests go to college, science plus Taoism. The first place in the monthly exam is basic operations, and catching ghosts in the back is the hidden task. But he didn't expect that there was another person waiting for him in the north - the legitimate daughter of the Hu family, a horse-drawing fairy, with a white fox. Like him, her life experience was a mystery.
"Scientific cultivation of immortality, efficiency comes first."
This is the story of a Taoist priest who used a printer and talisman paper to fight his way from the county town to the north.
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Not bad for such a Taoist priest who keeps pace with the times. . .
Not bad for such a Taoist priest who keeps pace with the times. . .