A Taoist priest who has lived for a thousand years, and an ancient divine beast.
Fang Zong is a Taoist priest who has no idea how long he has been alive. He is also rather less than respectable.
Yunsi is an ancient divine beast resting in the forest, with an unreliable Taoist priest for a neighbor.
One day, Fang Zong decides he has spent too long cooped up in the forest and should go out for a stroll. But going alone would be boring, so he drags the divine beast next door along with him.
And so the two become bound together. The Taoist priest swindles people, occasionally hunts demons and catches ghosts, and before he knows it, he has lost his heart to a divine beast.
Yunsi gazes helplessly at the sky. It was forced to travel with this Taoist priest, and it always knew he was unreliable, but it never expected him to be this unreliable...
Side couple
The last nine-tailed fox in the world turns out to be the CEO of a multinational company. Half the employees are demons, while the other half are humans who have no idea. After painstaking cultivation, the little fox finally manages to take human form. Hearing that there is a place in the human world where demons can work, it shows up on its own and displays its two big tails, hoping to scare the CEO. But to its surprise, the CEO reveals nine tails...
Each couple is very sweet and funny. Taken individually, each one is at the level of a boss. They are not pretentious or pretentious. They fall in love in an ordinary way, and they do not exaggerate the description of fighting monsters or the end of the world. The advantages and disadvantages are obvious in each person.
Looks good but too short
I think it is a good-looking book and the writing is pretty good.