Plot introduction
Uncle Ying, a Taoist priest, has the ambition to run a school and leads five disciples to practice diligently every day. He is generous and poor, so he has to watch more and subsidize his daily use. Uncle Ying was entrusted to guard an uninhabited mansion, and six mentors and apprentices who had nowhere to live temporarily stayed in the mansion.
In this mansion, several ghosts of the Qing Dynasty lived. A Juan, a female ghost, was abused by her husband. Uncle Ying bravely took the initiative to expel the male ghost. A Juan has been with her and gets along well with her five apprentices.
Soon, the male ghost came to seek revenge with his companions, and Uncle Ying and his mentor used their magic to exorcise ghosts again. A Juan also changed the image of being humiliated and held her head high in front of her husband. Since then, she has practiced ghost hunting with her disciples every day.
A group of foreign gangsters got information and learned that there was a lot of gold hidden in this mansion. They pretended to be church members, attempted to murder Uncle Ying and others, and seized gold …
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Role introduction
1, Uncle Ying: A magical maoshan taoist, with five disciples, guards a haunted house with five disciples because he has no money.
2. A Juan: A ghost in the Qing Dynasty, often abused and beaten by her husband. With the help of Uncle Ying and his five apprentices, she changed her domineering image and held her head high in front of her husband.