My name is Hu Tianba, a little wild fox from the Tang Dynasty.
I have been practicing with Taoist Xu for thousands of years, and now I was ordered to go down the mountain and find a younger brother, Ma.
His name is Li Niandao, a laid-off worker who is either bad or tough-tongued.
I took him to see a doctor, look for cattle, catch ghosts, fight with other gangsters...
He also has to be taught how to make money to support his family.
By the way, mortals in this class are not very good.
Mobile phones are easier to use than spells, and liars are better at talking than gods.
But the incense cannot be cut off, and the ancestral rules cannot be thrown away.
I am a fox out of a horse, this is my story.
I will protect you for thousands of years and live up to every pillar of incense in the world.
This is a modern legend about a Tang Dynasty fox fairy and a laid-off worker.
Reader comments
Not bad, a sense of being brought in, making me want to keep reading.
It's different from any other Chu Ma novels I've read. It feels very good.
Very nicely spoken
It's well written, it's real, I really like listening to it [like] I like Huang Xiaopao [like]
The content is compact and highly recommended!
This book is really good. It is a novel that is very close to life. Gods and mortals are mutually beneficial.
It's really good to watch. Maybe it's because I'm quite emotional. Some of the plots made me want to cry.
Not bad, a sense of being brought in, making me want to keep reading.
It's different from any other Chu Ma novels I've read. It feels very good.
Very nicely spoken
It's well written, it's real, I really like listening to it [like] I like Huang Xiaopao [like]
The content is compact and highly recommended!
This book is really good. It is a novel that is very close to life. Gods and mortals are mutually beneficial.
It's really good to watch. Maybe it's because I'm quite emotional. Some of the plots made me want to cry.