I Married a Fox Spirit and Was Struck by Heavenly Tribulation, So My Sect Fights Gods and Buddhas for Me

Throughout the long river of history, there is a little-known story. There was once a young Taoist who had never caught a single ghost since beginning his cultivation. In the eyes of others, he may have seemed like a hopeless cultivator, but he was kind at heart and always believed that all things possessed a spirit. Later, he chose to leave the Taoist life behind and begin anew.

His wedding day should have been a joyous occasion, bustling with guests. Yet not one of his fellow disciples, his master, or his senior and junior brothers came to offer their congratulations. Instead, every ghost in the city gathered at the wedding. They remembered how the little fellow was always telling them they were kind-hearted, and how, despite being a ghost hunter, he had never harmed them. But now he had defied his sect’s rules by marrying a fox spirit, and was about to face a heavenly tribulation. Humans and demons followed different paths, a union Heaven could not tolerate, but the ghosts still wanted to help shield him from the calamity that was about to come.

The sky was clear and cloudless that day, as though nothing could possibly happen. But high above, a fierce battle was quietly unfolding. His fellow disciples fought with everything they had against the power of Heaven. The eldest senior brother bore the brunt, struck by five thunders that surged through his body with immense electric force, yet he gritted his teeth and held on. The junior disciples stood fast at Heaven’s Gate, trying to stop the tribulation from descending. And their master, by himself, stood against the host of gods and Buddhas.

The gods and Buddhas demanded, “Is it worth sacrificing your sect’s ten-thousand-year legacy for one human and one demon?” The old Taoist smiled faintly, his expression resolute and unwavering, and said, “We of the Taoist faith ask only to have a clear conscience. Since beginning his cultivation, my disciple has pitied all living things and treated every life with kindness. Though he has never caught a ghost