There's a Taoist Temple at My Idol's Home

Ruo Cang doesn't want to inherit the family business, so he sneaks down the mountain, planning to make a living off his looks. Instead, he steps into the entertainment industry and, before he can become an overnight sensation for his looks, his ancestral craft makes him the hottest metaphysics master in showbiz! Movie offers and interview requests pour in, and everyone wants his advice. Ruo Cang is famous, all right, but unfortunately everyone is interested in his family's secret art, not his face. Ruo Cang: ...I never thought I'd still have to rely on my family to make a living after coming down the mountain. His manager, trembling with fear: Y-what does your family do? Ruo Cang sighs gloomily: We run a rundown temple in the deep mountains. #Our idols can sing, dance, and flirt for the cameras. What can your idols do?!# #C-catch ghosts?# 1. None of the characters are based on real people. The author is an ordinary viewer who doesn't follow celebrities. 2. This is a fictional alternate universe. It's wild from the start, and all the Taoist magic is made up. 3. Believe in science and overcome superstition. If fate is against you, change it. If you're lucky, then congratulations! *The character design card is an old commission from a 20-year pairing. I dug through my files and this was somehow the only commission I ever had done for a pair, and I even got my friend to draw hamsters charging ahead... Theme: The protagonist enters the world as a Taoist priest, upholding the principles of accumulating virtue, doing good, and helping people in need. He persuades evildoers to mend their ways, punishes the wicked for their misdeeds, and helps uphold an atmosphere of justice and integrity in the world.