Grassroots Taoist Priest

Xiaolong is a young man who is troubled by the "extreme bad fate" of the police. Manhole covers will fly up when walking on the road, and drinking glasses will burst. His biggest "magic weapon" is a cheap jasmine-scented air freshener**. His partner is Uncle Qingyang - a greasy, "grassroots Taoist" who likes to take advantage and is addicted to beef noodles, but uses a rusty butcher's knife to run rampant in Taoism. In addition, Yang Jiannan, an engineering man who firmly believes in scientific materialism and records the process of subduing demons at any time. In order to pay the rent of 3,000 yuan, this elite "Xuanmen Caotai team" was forced to take over the high-paying task of the urban metaphysics black market [Wanshiwuwu]. They thought they were simply "cleaning up" the kid, but they found themselves involved in a huge conspiracy targeting Xiaolong's "extremely bad life" incident. When bad luck becomes a force, when industrial essence becomes an anti-common sense nuclear weapon, when the slaughtering knife becomes a magic weapon for slaying demons - Xiaolong must use his "bad luck" to fight against the Taoist traitors and the "fate hunting" activities of the mysterious organization. This is an urban fantasy comedy about poverty, absurdity and lack of martial ethics. Slogan: Other people's plug-ins are the system, but my plug-ins are life-threatening. You start with a mouth, and all your equipment depends on spraying. This book is adapted from "Diaosi Taoist Priest"