Su Xuanwei, a licensed young Daoist priest from the twenty-first century, had yet to put her orthodox Daoist arts to full use when she opened her eyes and found that her soul had transmigrated into another world overrun by demons and ghosts.
She was gravely injured and near death, with no memories of this era. A gentle, kind woman named Yun Niang rescued her and settled her in the peaceful Qingxi Village.
Everyone in the village treated her warmly. Life was calm and cozy, and Su Xuanwei thought she had finally found a place to call home.
Until one day, a blood-soaked stranger stumbled into the village.
In an instant, a sinister wind swept through. The sealed truth was laid bare: everyone in the village, except for Yun Niang's little daughter, Xiao Que, was a ghost!
When she learned the truth, her first thought was to run. But a vicious, murderous ghost-eating tiger demon had broken through the forest and was coming to devour every ghost in the village!
Looking at all the frightened, helpless faces of those who had treated her so well, Su Xuanwei could no longer make herself leave.
Her hidden golden finger fully awakened. She invoked the full power of the Daoist inheritance, slaying demons and driving out evil spirits, and fought to the death to kill the tiger demon!
But once the tiger demon died, the foundations of the ghost village crumbled, and it could no longer remain.
Through tears, she performed rites to guide every soul in the village to the afterlife, then took the hand of Xiao Que, the only survivor.
She must help the little girl find her father, who had been missing for many years, investigate the old case of the village's massacre, and unravel the mystery of her own origins across lifetimes.
The road ahead is treacherous, strange events keep arising, and demons and evil spirits block her way.
Watch as the young Daoist priest Su Xuanwei carries talismans and a sword across mountains and rivers, slaying demons, guiding spirits to the afterlife, protecting the people, and uncovering every secret along the way!
The person is written too simply. The author should be a girl. Anyway, I can't stand it.