Don't Try to Talk Me Into It, Daoist, also known as Guide the Way
Tang Yushu drags Xie Yun toward home. She walks a little, stops a little, then starts again. When she gets tired, she carries him on her back. But once she lifts him up, the cold wind blows straight into her face, chilling her to the bone, so she picks him up and carries him in front instead.
Tang Yushu doesn't dare walk too fast. Her feet hurt as if pricked by needles, but she still hurries to get back...
Xie Yun has always believed that entering the world means helping people exorcise ghosts, ward off evil, and turn misfortune into good fortune. With his peachwood sword, he can sweep away every villain, until he meets Tang Yushu, who is human by day and a ghost by night.
"You stinking old nose, sticking your nose into everything." Before Tang Yushu can finish speaking, she sends a Yin talisman flying at him.
"The Great Way has its order. Yin and yang have their boundaries. They must not be crossed recklessly."
Tang Yushu gets her way, a smile spreading in her eyes. Looking at the man who can't move, she doesn't hold back. Instead, she steps closer, deliberately watching him furrow his brow.
"Rules are dead. People are alive." She leans in and bites Xie Yun hard on the lips. "A cultivator must avoid women. You go around quoting rules all day, Daoist. What will you do now that you've broken one?"
"You have to take responsibility for me!" She pretends to be shy, then mutters something completely unrelated. "Oh! I almost forgot. Taoist priests can't marry."
Her figure gradually disappears into the distance, while Xie Yun remains rooted to the spot.
The Quanzhen Sect doesn't allow its priests to marry, but he's only half a Daoist of the Zhengyi Sect!
A stubborn, decorous half-Daoist versus a free-spirited, unconventional half-underworld emissary
The setting is novel, the female protagonist is a ghost and the male protagonist is a Taoist priest. The two are in opposition, but the female protagonist is a drama queen. Especially when she told the male protagonist, "Be careful of being deceived," I laughed to death. She lied to him while telling him that the male protagonist was a bit dull because he grew up in a Taoist temple and had no peers, but he was very good at exorcising ghosts. Whenever I meet a foreigner, I write everything down in a notebook, hahahahahaha.
The new setting incorporates hot memes, and the male protagonist is naturally stupid!!!! The heroine coaxes and deceives hahaha