A Half-Assed Taoist Priest, a Strange Book Allows Me to Save the Souls of the Dead?

The strange book draws him into a world of strange things, where there are Buddhas and gods, demons and ghosts, swordsmen roaming the rivers and lakes, and monks hiding in the mountains and forests. In order to survive, he became a half-baked Taoist priest in a ruined temple. His hair reaches his neck and is bound with straw ropes; he has a ultimatum, which is only one volume of "The Wonderful Sutra for Saving Suffering and Eradicating Sins"; he has a mahogany ruler, which is just an ordinary piece of wood; he has incense, ash and cinnabar, which is just an ordinary thing. He thought he had traveled through ancient times and just wanted to survive. Until the previous Ghost Festival, the strange book became hot and blood seeped through the paper, dragging him into the world of paper figures in a deserted village. The paper man fills the hair, draws the soul into the pattern, and borrows the road to die. He had no choice but to recite the Sutra of Suffering, spread incense and ashes, draw talismans with blood, and kill the soul lamp before the gate of hell opened. Every time a soul does not return after crossing, the strange book will give him a lingering rhyme. Eat Qi, know Yin and Yang... This is the story of a half-hearted Taoist priest who reads strange books, saves the souls of the dead, and struggles to survive.