Records of a Taoist Master Catching Ghosts.

Summary

Fang Shi Cheng and Fang Shi Neng discuss money, prompting the narrator to leave Nanhua Temple with Brother Xiang. They prepare for a demon hunt that night, but the narrator feels the need to learn Taoist techniques for better protection. At Ling Ling Hall, Uncle Cong explains the significance of merit in using Daoist arts, emphasizing that it must be accumulated through good deeds. The narrator jokingly questions the merits of small acts, but Uncle Cong insists they are crucial. When calculating the narrator's good deeds, Uncle Cong is shocked by the overwhelming amount, suggesting a past life as a figure of great virtue, leading to a humorous exchange about their relationship.

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