[Lin Zhengying Exorcist Police Fan] Who Can't Fall in Love with a Taoist Priest?

The most classic thing about the movie "The Exorcist" is the super cool fighting scenes in it, coupled with Uncle Ying's classic performance, it is impressive. This article is a continuation of the movie. It is a unit drama. Uncle Feng's character is just like in the movie. He is both a policeman and a Taoist priest, trying not to collapse the character. Background: In Hong Kong in the 1990s, the party detoured based on research Character: Super Taoist uncle & beautiful flirtatious lolita Copywriting: Cha Wenlin, a wealthy girl, grew up in the mountains and lacked father's love since she was a child. Her hobby is to help her father improve his feng shui, but her father often ignores her. One day, she suddenly met an uncle who was handsome and good at catching ghosts, which was very similar to her major. Sister Zi often stares at Lin Feng. Cha Wenlin: "Lin Sheng, you are more handsome in person than in the photos." Lin Feng: "..." He is almost forty. Cha Wenlin: "Lin Sheng, what you did is so cool." Lin Feng: "..." It's actually an ordinary Taoist dance show. Cha Wenlin: "Lin Sheng, you are so stylish?" Lin Feng: "..." He was just wearing a police uniform Cha Wenlin: "Lin Sheng, I like you..." Lin Feng fled. The uncle is almost overwhelmed... Reading guide: After I finished writing the article, I realized that maybe I could read it from the back to the front. Lin Feng's personal direction: It is similar to a movie prequel, telling what happened before Uncle Feng was demoted to Dongpingzhou. Extra chapter on fox demon: Heaven and Earth Xuanmen fanfic. Some readers wanted to see fox demons and Taoist priests, so I made a fanfic. Extra female ghost chapter: Zombie Supreme fan, the story of Xiaoli and Gillian, hahaha. Extras to the main text & Big D's personal direction: Just read them along with the main text, because I originally wanted to write extras, so the order was somewhat reversed. Purpose: To uphold justice for heaven, evil will not prevail over good