Xianwu: How Can It Be Called Robbery When It Comes to Bandits?

Traveling through the world of immortal martial arts, Gu Weilou became a glorious Taoist Jie. "I opened this mountain and planted this tree. If this master wants to pass by here, please leave some money to buy him!" A certain Buddhist eminent person said: "The young monk is a monk and has nothing to offer, so I would like to ask the donor for some convenience." "Master, what you said is wrong. I think your Vajra Indestructibility Magic is very good!" The Buddhist sage said: "This is what a young monk has cultivated, and it cannot be taken away." "Can't you steal it? I'm grabbing the sky, the ground, and the air in the middle. There's nothing I can't steal. Bring it to you!" Looking at the unconscious master, Gu Weilou chuckled and turned to a certain saint next to him. "Nier, I think you look pretty cool, so I don't want your Flying Immortal Holy Body." "How about going up the mountain with the leader of the village to be the wife of the village?" As a professional bandit, Gu Weilou's creed is: This thing is very good. I have taken a fancy to it. Bring it all to you! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.