[1V1, female-centric story, told from the female lead's perspective, a playful and lively female lead × a domineering CEO without stomach problems]
As the youngest Celestial Master of Qingtian Temple, Sang Yi held the Heart-Clearing Bell in his left hand and drew talismans in the air with his right, just as he was preparing to make Qingtian Temple famous and renowned, when he was kicked out of the house by his own master.
Sang Yi: Alright then, it's just worldly ties, this humble Taoist is here!
It's just that people down the mountain seem to have stereotypes.
Gu Sheng: Hello, Master Sang. May I ask if it's possible for a Taoist priest to have a fiancé?
Sang Yi: Our side is capable.
Driver: That's amazing, even Taoist priests use ride-hailing apps?
Sang Yi: ... We live on the mountain, not in the sky.
Cashier: Would you like to scan the code here or pay in cash?
Sang Yi: ... I can use a smartphone.
Fortunately, although things didn't go as planned, there were many demons and monsters down in the mountains, which Sang Yi said was all good karma!
I've also slowly come to understand what love is!
It's a 1v1 story. The female lead is strong but not invincible. Most of the highlights revolve around her. There is a male lead, but he doesn't cultivate Taoism and is somewhat weak and unable to take care of himself. He appears relatively late in the story.
