Weird Illustrated Book: I Contain All Evil in the Taoist Temple

Jiang Xiaoqi, a college student who was unemployed after graduation, ate and waited for death in the Qingyun Temple, a dilapidated Taoist temple. The only achievement is to trick tourists into buying some inferior incense candles One day when he was cleaning up the warehouse, he came across a palm-sized palace model, which was beautifully made. Jiang Xiaoqi was happy: "Hey! This thing can be used as a bedside lamp stand, it looks so classy!" So, he took this decoration called Juxie Palace back to the dormitory and put it on the bedside to collect dust. Half a year later, the world went crazy The blood moon is in the sky, ghosts are crying and wolves are howling. The living shadow came out from under the bed and wanted to chew his toes! Jiang Xiaoqi was so frightened that he picked up the only weapons at hand, a broken gong that failed to fool people and an old flashlight with poor contact, and prepared to die with the monster. [Ding! Low-level evil spirits detected! Weaknesses: Strong light, high-frequency sound waves! Containment or not?] Jiang Xiaoqi: [Collect, collect, collect! What to collect? ! All I have is a broken gong and a broken flashlight! As a result, an exorcism ceremony with a strange style was staged: Jiang Xiaoqi looked ferocious, while banging the gong to make a noise comparable to that of killing a pig, and at the same time flashing the flashlight wildly to pray that the dim light would not be extinguished... He actually took out the shadow monster! Bite! Eclipse Containment Successful! Illustrated book unlocks 1%] [Reward: Physical fitness, gain basic spiritual vision] Jiang Xiaoqi looked at her still trembling hands, then at the apocalyptic scene of demons dancing outside the window, and then at the weird illustration app in her mind that had 1% unlocked, and realized sadly: His career as a temporary Taoist temple worker is over From then on, others struggled to survive in the apocalypse, and Jiang Xiaoqi in the apocalypse... Swiped illustrated books, received subsistence allowances, used scrap metal to catch ghosts, and by the way, thought about whether this shabby class had five insurances and one housing fund.