Others act as Taoist priests to slay demons and monsters, while Cai Qingxuan acts as a Taoist priest - mainly one who believes in science.
After eighteen years of hard training in An Poverty Guan, he was able to draw talismans, refining qi, and protect the body with golden light. However, he was a materialist warrior until his death: breathing was an aerobics exercise for middle-aged and elderly people, and drawing talismans was DIY, exorcising evil spirits? It's just for psychological comfort.
If he hadn't eaten too much to eat at the Taoist temple and was sent away by his master to work in the mountains to support his family, he would have wanted to talk about the dangers of feudal superstition with his old liar master for a few more years.
The famous scene after coming down the mountain is even more outrageous:
Playing the role of an NPC in a haunted house, three real ghosts were roasted by his golden light and made them run around. He squatted in a corner and was depressed that his acting skills were too bad;
The sleep trial in a haunted house earns over 10,000 per day, and the evil ghost is forced to shrink to the balcony and tremble. He thoughtfully advises the "cleaning aunt" to get off work early;
He casually drew a talisman to bind the spirit to the ground for hundreds of years. He calmly concluded: This is a deterrent to calling the police.
The five tigers in the quagmire cried to recognize his elder brother, hundreds of ghosts walked around his house at night, and the whole city respected him as Master Cai.
Only Cai Qingxuan himself is sincere:
Don't be superstitious, it's all psychological.
If you really want to thank me, just bring a double cheeseburger instead of pickles.
This book is so beautiful!