Being a Slacker at a Taoist Temple

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Through a twist of fate, Yun Zhaozhao became the heir to a small Taoist temple.

The little temple was falling apart and utterly penniless. Most importantly, Yun Zhaozhao couldn't catch ghosts, tell fortunes, draw talismans, or assess anyone's feng shui...

Yun Zhaozhao: "...Forget it. I'll just lie flat and let things slide! At least I have somewhere to live."

In her first month of slacking off, Yun Zhaozhao's temple welcomed its first Taoist priest. This priest had no other skills, but his cooking was second to none. And so, inexplicably, the temple's dining hall became a hit.

In her second month of slacking off, Yun Zhaozhao's temple welcomed its second Taoist priest. This priest had no other skills, but his insults were second to none. And so, inexplicably, the temple's insult-for-hire service became a hit...

Yun Zhaozhao: "This is one unconventional path to upgrading a Taoist temple!"

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There were two brothers in Xiaojiang Village.

The elder was named Jiang He. He looked fierce and had an icy disposition. Even the village's vicious dogs had to tuck their tails between their legs and behave around him.

The younger was named Jiang Huai. He was handsome and good-natured. Everyone in the village, from ninety-nine-year-olds to toddlers just learning to walk, couldn't help wanting to get a little closer to him.

As the prettiest and most ambitious girl in Xiaojiang Village, Jiang Xiaoguo had always believed that she would either never marry at all or marry a man like Jiang Huai-someone handsome and good-natured.

What she never expected was to open her eyes one day and find herself with two new identities at once:

First, Xiaojiang Village's first-ever women's affairs director.

Second, Mrs. Jiang-yes, Jiang He's wife.

Jiang Xiaoguo: "...Well, well! Life certainly is interesting."

Theme: Never abandon, never give up.