Honghuang: I Am a Taixing Civet Cat, and I Borrowed the Treasure from Yugong's House

After traveling through the ancient times, he became a newly-improvised civet cat in the Taihang Mountains. Fang Yang just wanted to practice cultivation. But the mountain god drained his spiritual veins to become a local emperor, and Yu Gong insisted on digging up mountains to become a demolition captain. When the two great gods fought, it was he who was nestled in the middle who suffered. Seeing that the mountain god was about to attack him, Fang Yang decided to take action on Yu Gong: the mountain god's most powerful magic weapon was stolen by Yu Gong, and he ran away just in time to get it. But Yu Gong values ​​​​love and justice and is not easy to deceive. Fortunately, his son Ji Feng is a lover. He is fascinated by a snake demon and is thinking of stealing a magic weapon to please "Qing Qing". Fang Yang squatted in the dark and watched the snake demon acting coquettishly, crying for poverty, pretending to be a ghost and scaring people, and a combination of punches to keep Ji Feng under control. Ji Feng stole the Baoguang Bronze Mirror and the Ghost Exorcist Talisman and ran to save the beauty. Fang Yang gently blew a mouthful of mandala pollen behind him - the person fell, the magic weapon was changed, and the high imitation of the stone leaves was left as a "surprise". The mountain god was so angry in Lingxian Cave that Yu Gong didn't know that the treasure had turned out to be a fake. Fang Yang ran away overnight with two real magic weapons in his pocket. The prehistoric era is so big, Master Cat no longer wants to serve. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.