Tang Jing goes from being a soldier from the future to a little Taoist priest who cannot read. He discovers that not only is the young priest hiding a pile of secrets, but every member of their sect has secrets of their own. Nothing about them seems quite normal.
How to escape the fate of being controlled by others has become a major problem.
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"The Long Night"
Qin Shi is a rebellious young man who refuses to follow in his father's footsteps and become an exorcist who deals with monsters every day. He spends his days miserably muddling through life.
He is sick of the endless training. Every battle leaves him on the verge of a breakdown: Why can't he just be a normal young man, go to work, play video games, and have a little romance? Why does he have to waste his best years dealing with these bizarre monsters?
During an ambush, a great monster detonates its inner core. The violent shock tears open a rift in space and time. Just as he wished, Qin Shi leaves this world that has made him unbearably restless and arrives in the Central Plains a thousand years in the past.
He has no comrades, no weapon he can use properly, and not even a legal identity.
Qin Shi becomes one of the lowest of the low, a wanderer in this cruel world. Whenever monsters lay siege to a city, wanderers are always among the first people abandoned.
They are driven outside the city gates as sacrifices to appease the monsters' wrath and buy the people inside a slim chance of survival.
Qin Shi does not want to die. All he can do is pick up a broom, a wooden stick, and whatever other weapons he can find, and fight for his survival.
After one bloody battle after another, Qin Shi finally understands just how important his former profession was.
He once thought that fighting against fate was brave.
Only later did he learn that accepting what fate has in store takes even more courage.
Theme: Your fate should be in your own hands.
That's great. Someone is hurting Little Eleven.
If you can't separate, then never separate. Master, this couple is considered complete.
Alas, this is also very good!
Live well, take your share of Xiao Shiyi with you
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I don't understand why I can't give a five-star rating. What the hell is this rule?
Ah, wait for the extra episode to see Xiao Tang meet his parents!
It's really beautiful. Woohoo.
Suddenly I remembered that the person who was most sad that Xiao Shiyi was gone, apart from the senior brother, was probably Xiao Shi.
Congratulations on the completion! Looking forward to the next one!