He Is a True Immortal When He Appears

He preached in front of the lamp and praised the Buddha with his pen. The mountain man has his own clever plan, and the magic stick has his own stick method. The fairy sound is full of life and color, and the three-inch tongue turns stone into gold. ... The jet-black pheasant jumping for joy in front of the door is the blood-eyed phoenix that never falls to the ground. The little tortoise lying in the pool is an Arctic ice turtle that has not moved for thousands of years. The mottled trees planted in the courtyard are Kunlun stone trees with roots hundreds of miles deep. It is better to be a golden boy in heaven than to be a mortal in the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.