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One Divination Each Day: A Taoist Master Trainee

Original title每日一卦,天师练习生
OngoingAbout 482 chapters· 1.1M characters· updated 18h ago
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Urban Fantasy · Comedy · Horror · System · Farming

Others’ Daoists go down the mountain to slay demons and exorcise evil, act on heaven’s behalf, and uphold justice!

With an elegant sweep of his sleeve, Jiang Shouxian says, “Infinite Heavenly Venerable. Exorcising demons and driving away evil is this poor Daoist’s duty... um, is the ten-thousand-incense-offering fee going by WeChat or Alipay?”

A college graduate inherits his grandfather’s rundown Daoist temple and unexpectedly obtains the Daoist treasure, the Cold-Years Token. As long as he completes tasks, he can cultivate immortality.

It’s just that...

A huge karmic cause and effect seems to be involved behind this.

And he gradually discovers that the “staff” in his temple are becoming more and more off-script:

At midnight, when he sneaks into a haunted house, a terrifying white-clothed female ghost cries miserably, “Daoist priest, don’t kill me. I... I just want to borrow the WiFi to watch a CEO’s sweet little wife story!”

The proud, gluttonous cat in the temple is actually a fiery cat-eared girl: “Idiot, this young lady still has to save you!”

The broad-minded police captain Xia Qiu coyly says, “Daoist Jiang, where are you looking with your eyes...”

The talisman fox beauty softly says, “Celestial master, I don’t want to go back into the talisman paper.”

This is a warm everyday story about a fake serious Daoist priest who brings along a group of strange and unnormal demons and monsters...

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