Jiufeng Entangling the Monk: the Poor Monk Really Just Wants to Knock the Wooden Fish

In his previous life, 996 social animal was reincarnated into the lazy monk Xuan Ku of Jinshan Temple in the Ning Dynasty. He just wanted to lay down and knock wooden fish to become a monk, but he was bound to nine wives with different personalities by the "Nine Phoenix Repayment Agreement" left by the master, and was forced to deal with their troubles. Goldfinger's "Buddhism/Secular Proficiency Panel" mutually excludes the progress of Buddhism plus Buddhism and the progress of secular affairs. The former becomes a monk at full value, while the latter is forced to return to secular life at full value. Tags: Strong comedy, anti-routine, ancient daily life, multiple female protagonists, Buddhist protagonists, Machiavellian comedy, proficiency panel Background setting: The fictional Ning Dynasty is similar to the Tang and Song Dynasties. The rivers and lakes are intertwined with the court. There are legends of Buddha bones in Buddhism, there are demon sects and killers in the rivers and lakes, and there are unjust cases in the court. The golden finger is the "Buddhism/Secular Proficiency Panel": there is a visual progress bar in front of Xuanku. If you do Buddhist deeds, knock wooden fish, chant sutras, and the Buddhist progress reaches 100, you can officially become a monk. If you do secular things to deal with your wife's troubles, make money, do housework, and the secular progress reaches 100, you will be forced to return to secular life. The two are mutually exclusive. The progress bar displays in real time. The higher the Buddhist progress, the more you want to lie down, and the higher the secular progress, the more forced you are to "join the world." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.