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I Secretly Cultivate Immortality in a Taoist Temple
I Secretly Cultivate Immortality in a Taoist Temple Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave, died from overwork and unexpectedly bonded with the "Immortality Check-in System", which sent her to a run-down suburban Taoist temple as a volunteer—she has to practice sword secretly, fix water pipes with talismans, and even complete the absurd task of "recruiting ten worshippers"! To make matters worse, Gu Shiyan, a sarcastic cultural relic restorer, suddenly arrives to find the temple's thousand-year-old stele and sees through her "pretending to be ordinary" trick at a glance. From bickering and exposing each other to secretly caring, Lin Xiaoman hides her immortality identity to avoid system punishment while helping Gu Shiyan unlock the Taoist secrets in the stele. They even team up to stop the developer from demolishing the temple! When a corporate slave is forced to "secretly cultivate immortality", this urban farce in the Taoist temple becomes funnier, sweeter, and more addictive!
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