Taking It Easy at a Taoist Temple

[My new novel next door, I Became the Women's Director in the 1980s, is now available. Please bookmark it!] By a twist of fate, Yun Zhaozhao became the heir to a small Taoist temple. The temple was dilapidated and dirt poor. Most importantly, Yun Zhaozhao couldn't catch ghosts, tell fortunes, draw talismans, or read feng shui for people... Yun Zhaozhao: ...Forget it. I'll lie flat and slack off! At least I've got a place to live. In the first month of lying flat, the temple welcomed its first Taoist priest. He couldn't do anything, but he was an incredible cook, so the temple's dining hall inexplicably became a hit. In the second month of lying flat, the temple welcomed its second Taoist priest. He couldn't do anything, but he was incredible at insulting people, so the temple's insult-for-hire service inexplicably became a hit... Yun Zhaozhao: This is an unconventional path to upgrading a Taoist temple! Please bookmark my next novel, I Became the Women's Director in the 1980s. There were two brothers in Xiaojiang Village. The older one was called Jiang He. He looked fierce and had a cold personality. Even the village's vicious dogs tucked their tails between their legs when they saw him. The younger one was called Jiang Huai. He was handsome and kind. Everyone in the village, from the ninety-nine-year-olds to babies just learning to walk, couldn't help feeling drawn to him. As the prettiest and most ambitious girl in Xiaojiang Village, Jiang Xiaoguo always thought that if she ever got married, she'd marry a handsome, kind man like Jiang Huai. But she never expected to open her eyes one day and find herself with two new identities: First, the first women's director of Xiaojiang Village. Second, Mrs. Jiang. More specifically, Jiang He's wife. Jiang Xiaoguo: ...Oh wow! Life is really interesting. Theme: Never give up, never abandon hope