Jiang Chengan, the most handsome boy in Nanshan Village, was the only son of a nouveau riche in the 1970s. He was a talker and loved to brag. The biggest worry in his life was that the grandson of the old Lu family next door looked at him wrong.
Growing up wearing a pair of underpants and sleeping on a kang, he thought it was called iron porcelain. Until one day, his taciturn friend who dealt with ghosts all day long cornered him in a corner and said, "I've been watching you for a long time."
Jiang Chengan exploded on the spot.
What does "look at me for a long time" mean? Don't you see ghosts? What are you looking at me for?
He packed up his clothes and ran away overnight and hid in the temple of the unknown monk Sanbujie. The Dharma name has not been taken, the scars have not been burned, and the main theme is sincerity and spirituality. He squatted at the entrance of the temple and ate sesame seed cakes, thinking that he would be safe now, right? In the pure land of Buddhism, he can never catch up...
When I opened my eyes the next day.
Lu Jingyan squatted in front of him, holding a talisman between his fingertips, and spoke expressionlessly -
"Buddhism and Taoism are one family, why should you and I separate?"
Jiang Chengan:? ? ?
"Kiss you big-headed devil! Even labor and management have become Buddhists, and you still have ideas against me?!"
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The evil-minded, paranoid ghost-catching master × the talkative and half-baked Buddhist disciple
Slightly supernatural, daily direction, also known as "I run away and he chases me, I can't fly with wings"
Purpose: Growing up is not about being able to bear everything, it is about finally having the courage to admit that you need someone. He finally dared to admit that he was willing to be the one standing by.