Northeastern Taoist Priests in Jiangnan

Introduction Shen Du, nineteen years old, is the only descendant of Qingyun Temple. He was picked up by his master when he was a child, and he has learned Taoism for more than ten years. He has a lot of skills, but also a lot of problems - he can't use a smartphone, he has never had takeaway, he gets dizzy when riding in a car, and he speaks with a northeastern accent that is seriously inconsistent with the soil and water of Jiangnan. Before his death, the master said: "Little calf, no one will care about you from now on, just go ahead and build it." Before Shendu could "build" it, the Taoist temple's roof leaked. While he was worrying about the money to repair the roof, a Maybach drove up the mountain. The girl who got off the car was named Gu Niannian. She was the granddaughter of the richest family in the province. She asked for a deposit of 500,000 yuan - "Please go and see my grandma." Shen Du counted with his fingers: half a million was enough to repair ten roofs, plus buy ham for Orange Cat for a lifetime. "I'll take this job." So, a young Taoist priest who didn't even know how to use WeChat went down the mountain for the first time with his old mobile phone and the orange cat left by his master. He thought the biggest problem was catching ghosts. He didn't expect the real challenge to be - how to not get lost in the manor of the richest man's family, how to battle wits with a roomful of relatives who didn't believe in metaphysics, how to deal with the distant cousin who seemed perfect but always gave him chills down the back, and how to explain to a soft-spoken girl who was two years younger than him that "this matter in your house is more troublesome than being haunted." What's even worse is that on the first day he moved into Gu's house, Shen Du discovered—— The thing that had haunted the Gu family for decades seemed to be... Waiting for him.