The Taoist Priest Is Very Busy, Busy Catching Fish

Lu Changsheng is the last generation disciple of Longhu Mountain. After traveling to the Dasheng Dynasty, he found that what he had learned before - drawing talismans, refining alchemy, attracting thunder, and escaping skills - could all be used. There is no aura in this world, there are no cultivators, there are no demons and monsters, and everyone only believes in swords and tactics. He became the only exception. Lu Changsheng's ideal is simple: find a place where no one is around to spend his remaining years. But trouble is this thing. If you don't look for it, it will come looking for you. He rescued a heroine from the Jianghu, but was forced to get involved in the internal fighting of the sect; he cured a plague, but was targeted by the government; he went to the capital, and was detained by the grand master to help suppress the rebellion; he finally returned to the Taoist temple to lie down, but the emperor fell seriously ill again. Shen Qingshuang asked him: Taoist priest, why didn't you stay in the mountains and live in seclusion? Lu Changsheng thought about it seriously: because of poverty. This is the story of a salted fish Taoist priest who was forced to open a business. Taoism is true, and fishing is also true. He is the only Taoist priest in the world, so all the troubles in the world are under his control.