Siheyuan: A Fake Taoist, I Curse Anyone Who Crosses Me to Death

Why doesn't the protagonist go to Hong Kong when he's so capable? He's so prosperous, but he still has to live in a courtyard. Is it inlaid with gold? I really don't understand what the author is thinking.

I had nothing to say when I saw the protagonist accompany Qian. Jia Zhang said that the protagonist cursed his grandson and wanted to accompany Qian. Jia Zhang's behavior is feudal superstition, and he will be criticized if found out. At that time it is safest to read the Little Red Book every day.

This is such a sadistic article. I came up to let people be bullied and yet I endured it.

Monsters, monsters, monsters and capitalist daughters, aren't these the ones who die the fastest when the wind blows?

What identities do the two protagonists have, why don't they run away and wait for death? Ten years are coming soon, so it's the right thing to prepare to run away, otherwise, can you survive those ten years? The situation is booming. . .

Were the Taoist priest + the landowner's daughter afraid of dying too slowly in that era?

As a time traveler, there is still a system. After being bullied, he is still cowardly and incompetent and brings trouble to his wife and daughter. Haha. He also kneels down and licks the old lady Long. Haha.

Pig's feet's identity and background are wrong. When I traveled through time like this, I didn't want to run away, but I still fantasized about living a good life.

You should be careful if the deaf old lady is nice to your family. Be careful if she asks your wife to buy her a pair of size 43 shoes.

What kind of stuff is being written to sell meat on a sheep's head? Besides ** talismans, what else can you say about the Tianshi system? Except for a few talismans and even a Taoist spell, there is no such thing as a **. The Tianshi has dozens of them, or are they still unlucky talismans?