My Sister Insists I Laicize Even Though I'm a Powerful Taoist

My Sister Insists I Laicize Even Though I'm a Powerful Taoist Plot:

Lin Xuan, a young Taoist, is known as the "living immortal" of Qingshui Village for his ability to exorcise evil spirits. But his elder sister Lin Wan, who raised him, suddenly returns from the city—she not only posts a "marriage-seeking notice" at the temple gate but also forces him to close the temple and inherit the family's breakfast shop, citing their parents' last wish. Behind Lin Wan's push for his laicization are two secrets: guilt over Lin Xuan "not living a normal life," and her advanced gastric cancer—she wants to see her brother settle down before she dies. When a vengeful spirit's midnight attack collides with the brown sugar ginger tea Lin Wan brewed, and when villagers' help calls clash with messages from a blind date, Lin Xuan must choose between his "powerful Taoism" and the warmth of family. As Lin Wan's illness is revealed, this "dispute over laicization" has long become the deepest, most painful protection between the siblings.