Zhan Zhao, one of the four most powerful exorcists in China, is accustomed to leading his young apprentice Bai Yutang around the world like a heroic couple.
So on this day, this month, this year, Zhan Zhao leaned on his beloved Lamborghini Aventador, which had a waist as streamlined as a dolphin and was as luxurious as a dolphin, silently reciting "If you are frivolous, you will be a boy." He was waiting outside a remote wall of the city's No. 1 Senior High School, holding a cigarette in one hand and brushing away the fine dark maroon hair scattered on his forehead with the other. The brand new cigarette suddenly lit itself up, and a red circle appeared on the top due to the high temperature. The curls of light smoke are like swirling and rising silk fabrics, elegant and decadent. Zhan Zhao felt aggrieved. What's the use of a Lamborghini, other than to park on the roadside next to a fried chicken stall while waiting for someone? What's the use of a well-known lawyer, other than to wait for Romeo like Juliet outside the courtyard wall.
Zhan Zhao, 24 years old and 25 years old, is a part-time well-known lawyer and an occasional exorcist. His job is to be on call, waiting for the orders of his nominal apprentice, the Second Young Master of the Bai family. His income is meager and he often loses money.
This Benevolent Invincible series is mainly in the form of unit dramas, with one chapter and one separate story. If there is a long version, it will be explained.