Xu Xu, a half-dazed Zifeng navy, was entrusted by a client with a large sum of money to go to the national forbidden area - Jiafenggou to eliminate evil spirits.
Jiaofenggou was not a peaceful place. There used to be a village in it, but a fire broke out... The resentment was too strong, and later, it was sealed directly, and a sign was put up at the door - No entry allowed.
Xu Xu couldn't figure it out, so he invited a very powerful Taoist priest to accompany him.
But he didn't expect it to be more troublesome than he thought. For someone like him who is used to seeing monsters and monsters, he will be covered in white hair after entering: the ghosts of thieves blocking the road, the corpse tower reappearing at night, the ebony soul trap pried out of the coffin, and the witchcraft leader with ulterior motives. If he hadn't been traveling with Taoist priest Li Jingxing, he would have...
Protagonist: A scheming, money-grubbing, narcissistic water master VS a good-looking Taoist priest who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, with all his Taoist skills.
Statement:
1. Some parts of the novel are adapted from real events, and the rest of the plot is made up by me. Most of it is hearsay. Please read the article mainly for entertainment and do not go into details.
2. The article will contain knowledge about the Eight Diagrams of the Book of Changes, Qi Men Dun Jia, Feng and Shui Dao, etc., Which can be explained in a simple and profound way. However, in order not to mislead readers and friends who like Taoist culture, the names of people, places, etc. Are all fictitious. Please do not match the names. Do not try to attract G or lower your ranking in the article.
3. Believe in Chinese studies and promote Taoist culture and positive energy.
Demining:
1. Some of the Taoist formulas in the article are true and come from the folk Taiyi Ling Yingfa, but when it comes to industry privacy, the Taoist names and expressions are exaggerated, so don't worry.
2. The main text is in the third person, so please feel free to read it.
3. Plot direction.
Intention: Tao follows nature, and a house that accumulates good deeds will always be happy
Reader comments
I do remember a saying that a dead big brother is a good big brother.
I do remember a saying that a dead big brother is a good big brother.