The Metaphysics Master Is Reborn

A mystical Taoist priest bottom vs. a super-rich CEO top

A master of mysticism is reborn in the body of someone with the same name. An old Taoist priest passes away, leaving Lu Sijin a small temple, hoping he can make it prosper.

Lu Sijin, once a master of mysticism and now a poor young Taoist, stares blankly at the bare little temple. As if things weren't bad enough, the temple's ancestral deity visits him in a dream and demands a golden statue. His already-struggling finances take another hit.

Lu Sijin has no choice but to return to his old line of work: exorcising evil spirits, driving out demons, fortune-telling, and feng shui. Before long, he makes a name for himself in the world of mysticism, and his little temple becomes an overnight sensation, drawing a steady stream of worshippers.

A fellow Taoist laughs at his temple for worshipping some unknown wild deity.

Lu Sijin smiles faintly and points to the sky. "The Heavenly Dao is my ancestral deity!"

A little scene

One day, a business tycoon worth hundreds of billions shows up with a marriage contract and asks to marry him?

Lu Sijin looks the tycoon over, his eyes lighting up.

This man has a dark aura between his brows. He doesn't have long to live!

The possibly short-lived tycoon: "Are we getting married or not?"

Lu Sijin immediately slaps the table. "Yes!"

Once you're gone, your fortune worth hundreds of billions will be mine!

Reader's guide. Please read:

[The plot comes first, and the romance is limited. The author has done their best with the romance, so please be understanding! This story is entirely fictional. Believe in science!]

[A modern poor Taoist's rags-to-riches story. Lu is truly penniless from the start, with both pockets equally empty. =v=]

[Feng shui, fortune-telling, corpse-driving, Miao witchcraft, ghosts of the underworld, Taoist temples of the living world, names, and places are all fictional.]

[The author's writing is amateurish, the logic is dead, and there are mountains of made-up details. If you don't like it, see you in the next book.]

[Typos and awkward wording in the story don't affect the plot. They'll be fixed after the story is finished.]

Theme: I'm done being a poor street fortune-teller. I'll turn the tables against the odds and soar to the heavens!