I Hear the Sect Leader Can Catch Ghosts

Blurb One: The age of declining cultivation has arrived, and spiritual energy is fading. As the sole descendant of the Shangling Sect, Wanwan can't draw talismans, catch ghosts, or perform spirit dances. The only thing she has to show for herself is a stack of annual awards for being an all-around model student... ... So everyone knows that the current sect leader of the Shangling Sect is a pretty but useless fool. But no one expected that one acceptance letter from a top university would make Wanwan an overnight sensation throughout the cultivation world... and the world of monsters, too. From then on, a new rumor spread among monsters: "The Shangling Sect is all about reason. Its new sect leader is well-educated. She keeps the Eight Honors and Eight Shames in mind, and never uses violence to catch monsters." Blurb Two: They say that the useless leader of the Shangling Sect has made tremendous progress in cultivation lately. The sect leader next door, A, doesn't believe it: "That fool? She can even misspell a character when drawing a talisman. Don't try to fool me." The sect leader next door, B, doesn't believe it either: "She might as well study hard, hurry up and finish university, then get a job and get married." The sect leader next door, C, is even less convinced: "With those skinny arms and legs, how far could she have advanced? Maybe she can recite the Dao De Jing backward?" The room erupted in laughter. But no one expected a Taoist temple to rise from the ground in the city center the next day. Three powerful, forceful characters adorned its sign: "Shangling Temple." And Wanwan went from a useless fool to an all-around talent who could draw talismans, exorcise demons, and perform spirit dances. She was soon inundated with invitations, and anyone who wanted to see her had to book an appointment six months in advance. Theme: