Although he knew that he wanted to be a Taoist priest from the beginning, Song Mingfeng didn't quite understand why he was forced by his parents to study in a foreign university, and it was a history major that had nothing to do with Taoism. But maybe the world of adults is just that complicated. Mingfeng was very obedient and went to college for four years.
But at least I have graduated. Mom and Dad, I miss you so much!
The surname is Song, a descendant of Maoshan. With the modernization of the world, there are fewer and fewer people in the family, and almost all of the classics, magic and the like have been lost. Song Mingfeng is not afraid of ghosts. After all, he has seen it since he was a child. Because of the yin and yang eyes he was born with, even though the Taoist sect has declined, he has to inherit the Taoist tradition and learn those messy Taoist techniques. After all, the head of the family said that if he doesn't learn, he will be eaten.
Fortunately, there are fewer demons and monsters now. Otherwise, with his three-legged cat skills, he wouldn't even be able to fight off the resentful souls and would kill the wandering souls of Chaoduodu. But transcendence is clearly what Buddhism is good at, not to mention zombies, five immortals, mountain spirits and other monsters.
But if there is a thousand-year-old zombie as a shikigami, everything seems to be a lot easier.
Let's take a look at the love story between the little Taoist priest Song Mingfeng and the big zombie Zhong Buchuan (crossed out), a supernatural story.