Pindao Really Doesn't Want to Catch Ghosts.

When 5-year-old Wen Qingying didn't realize that she had yin and yang eyes, she was often frightened by things that others couldn't see and had nightmares. She even told her mother about it, but her mother treated him as a childish child. One time, her mother went to the bathroom at night and saw Wen Qiulai talking to himself in the mirror. "Who are you?" "Why are you at my house?" "Are you here to play with me?" ……… Wen Qingying's childish voice echoed in her mother's mind, and the next day she took Wen Qiulai to the Qing Taoist Temple deep in an old alley to find Wen Qingying's master, Taoist Priest Qingxuan. Her mother asked Taoist Qingxuan to see what was going on with Wen Qingying. Qingxuan looked at his mother and said, His breath slowed down a little: "Ms. Chen, Qingying is not sick. He is born with an open spiritual orifice. He can see the yin and yang energy that ordinary people cannot see. It is easy to provoke these free spirits." He pointed to the cloth bag in Wen Qingying's hand. "This talisman can protect him for a while, but it treats the symptoms but not the root cause." The mother hurriedly asked: "What should I do? Priest, please save the child!" Qingxuan was silent for a moment, and his eyes fell on Wen Qingying's curious face. The child was holding the cloth bag to the tip of his nose to smell. "Taoism is about fate," he said slowly, "Qingying is destined to Taoism. If you can believe it, let him learn some basic meditation techniques from me. Firstly, he can guard the spiritual orifice, and secondly... It can also be regarded as a good relationship for this child." From then on, Wen Qiulai became a Taoist priest in Qingdao Temple. 22-Year-old Wen Qingying not only wants to be a Taoist priest, but also drives an online car-hailing service to earn maintenance fees. This is the third year that he and his senior brother Zhu Luo have been observing the watch. The "watching is guarding the heart" left behind by the master has become the most difficult problem. Until reporter Shen Zhixian broke into the Taoist temple with the topic of "Urban Weird Tales" and questioned whether his drawing of talismans was "feudal superstition". However, after witnessing him using talismans to calm the "abnormal noise" in the office building and using formations to resolve the insomnia curse in the community, he became his "modern assistant": helping him check Feng Shui, relying on databases to find evil formation nodes, and even started a live broadcast to let the "scientists" watch him solve the problem. Under the neon lights, evil spirits are hidden in the flow of people at the subway transfer station. Obsession is lingering behind the camera of the Internet celebrity check-in place. The "trapped dragon formation" set up by real estate developer Feng Zhiquan to occupy the spiritual veins is causing the yin and yang of the entire city to be unbalanced. On one side is the collision of ancient talismans and electronic screens, on the other side is the game of tradition and modern rules. Holding the compass passed down by his master, Wen Qiulai gradually understood: the so-called Tao follows nature, never clinging to the old times, but allowing the wisdom of thousands of years to create new vitality in reinforced concrete. Everything and anything in the article is fictitious and should not be taken seriously. Concept: The collision of science and metaphysics