I Became a Saint by Slipping My Beard into the Wilderness

At the beginning of chaos, the nine-aperture spiritual stone was born from the calamity, and the pseudonym was Lin Ran. This stone spirit is cunning and flattering, and has a lotus-tongued tongue to sway all the saints: he coaxed a mysterious turtle to offer armor for divination, tricked Nuwa into giving her scales to protect her heart, refined the broom given by Hongjun into the Hunyuan treasure, and even planted a thousand-year love affair between the Qingqiu Fox Clan and the Feng Clan emperor. However, there is a hidden killing plot in the way of heaven. Hongjun uses the common people as a chess piece and uses Lin Ran's body to cultivate the seeds of calamity. When Luohu's World-Destroying Black Lotus reappeared, the core of the calamity was actually the jade doll he raised with his own hands - the chaotic spiritual fetus that had gnawed at the saint's beard and wet the Taoist Ancestral Cloud Bed. There was a secret pattern of killing the sky hidden under the peach blossom on the forehead. Bathing turtles in the East China Sea lead to turmoil in the ruins, and the god-killing halberd is washed out from the fine wine in the Yaochi. Lin Ran finally realized that a hundred thousand years of flattery and flattery were all false. Only the ax in the palm of his hand and the mischievous spirit baby sleeping soundly in his arms were the keys to overcoming the disaster. "Good girl," he flicked the tip of the baby's nose, "Today, daddy will teach you how to stew calamity into a pot of sweet soup." In this Hunyuan chess game, the saint acts as the child, and flattery acts as the blade. Only when the ancient dirt has been washed away can the glazed Taoist heart be revealed.