[No System] [Epic Worldbuilding] [Taoist] [Supernatural] [Powerful from the Start] [Shikigami] [Comedy] [Studying Abroad] [Multiple Female Leads] [Ensemble Cast]
Before Lu Xuanyi came down from the mountain, his master gave him just three instructions.
First, pay attention in class. Second, use Thunder Arts sparingly. Third, Japan's barrier is about to collapse, so look into it while you're at it.
On his first day in Tokyo, he moved into a haunted house, ran into a student who was standing right there in the classroom but was being forgotten by everyone, and picked up a white fox that had been cast out by its shrine.
The Japanese onmyoji said that any yokai without a contract deserved to be eliminated.
Lu Xuanyi opened the Eight Directions Spirit Register he carried with him. "Name, address, and what you're good at. Let's hear it. I'll save you a place in my Bagua."
From then on, malicious spirits from haunted houses guarded his door, out-of-control shikigami fought for the chance to change jobs, he listened to the dice at a ghost gambling den until it had to close, and even Japan's guardians of the boundary began lining up to ask him to exorcise spirits.
Only later did Lu Xuanyi discover that the forbidden art for stealing the names of spirits and monsters had come from China. And behind it all lurked a shocking secret!
This story is entirely fictional. All people, organizations, schools, shrines, barriers, and supernatural events depicted are fictional.
Pure AI writing has no logic.
AI-written books are a pain to read.
I've read a few chapters, and even come across related short dramas. The writing is indeed quite good; it has the potential to become popular.