I Just Became a Purple-Robed Celestial Master, and a Millennia-Old Fox Demon Wants Me in Her Bed

A monk raising ghosts and corpses? The monk invites the Patriarch to get up? Regardless of novels, movies, and TV series, aren't these methods used by Taoists?

I'll put it on the bookshelf first. I want to see if it's true that I can get married without changing into another person. If so, I'll continue reading.

If the fox demon is beautiful enough and has no karma, I think there is nothing wrong with the bridal chamber. After all, which man can refuse an orphan girl? What's more, there's a big fluffy tail swaying around.

In Chapter 15, the strange bureau used satellites to watch thunder catastrophes, and the heroine's clothes were chopped off. Wasn't that a direct benefit to the strange bureau?

I just want to know how the relevant departments resisted for so long before the protagonist had a system?

Don't save those who like Fusang culture to come to your doorstep to die. If there is a first time, there will be a second time.

Why would you use the astringent pictures of my sci-fi Azur Lane Emperor Mama to write an urban pretentious and violent article that combines Buddhism, Taoism and demons?

I'm really sorry that the chapter was blocked just now. It's already out.

When your Dharma comes to an end, I will ask my disciples and descendants to infiltrate your Sangha, wear your cassocks, and destroy your Dharma. They misinterpret your scriptures and destroy your precepts to achieve goals that I cannot achieve by force today.

I'm very curious about the three-life romance. If the protagonist doesn't have the memory of being with the fox before, is it considered poisonous?