At Ten, I Was Robbed of My Home in Purple Robes, So I Unleashed the Two Snakes, Qing and Bai!

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Xu Yipin is adopted by a mysterious wandering Daoist and becomes a purple-robed Daoist priest at just ten years old.

Before the old Daoist dies, he entrusts Xu Yipin with the Daoist sect's treasured Demon-Suppressing Pagoda and tells him to take it back to their temple and enshrine it.

But when Xu Yipin returns to the temple, he discovers that someone has stolen his home.

The village bully and a group of bald monks have taken over the temple and made it their own.

Worse, they have replaced the Three Pure Ones in the Hall of the Three Pure Ones with a golden Buddha statue, turned the Ancestral Hall into a Hall for Praying for Children, and installed a statue of Guanyin.

Worst of all, visitors have to buy a ticket at the entrance, and one stick of incense costs 188... As expected, "The Buddhist faith only saves the rich!"

When Xu Yipin comes to reason with them, the bully and the monks drive him off by force, even threatening to shave his head and make him a little monk.

Now Xu Yipin is truly furious. He opens his bundle in front of everyone and puts on his purple robe, holding a peachwood sword in one hand and the Demon-Suppressing Pagoda in the other.

"Heaven and Earth, without limits, open..."

A gust of demonic wind blows. At the bottom level of the Demon-Suppressing Pagoda, blue and white energies swirl, and two giant serpents, one blue and one white, appear before the crowd.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.