Langlang Mountain

He was once the most inconspicuous little monster in the mountains and fields. He was timid and confused, and suffered a lot of cold looks. But he knows that picking up people's teeth is the starting point, and he also bows down to express gratitude for the leftovers. For a mouthful of rice, I catch lice for the landowner; for a piece of advice, I fish for the hairpin for the river god. A drop of water repays the favor with a spring, gradually accumulating the affection of a mountain spirit, a river monster, and a stick of incense from a city god. The calamity is coming - all the monsters laugh at it for being stupid, but it goes all over the wilderness to call out its old friends: lice turn into elite soldiers, hairpins turn into sharp blades, and incense burns the road! After a lot of hard work, the butterfly finally breaks out of its cocoon. In the past, the little demon used his sword to protect the common people and was proud of the three realms: "I will break through this chivalrous way alone!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.