In an unfinished Taoist temple deep in the mountains, the poor Taoist priest Lu Shouzhen locked up the wandering fox demon Lu Fei with an iron chain and taught her to read, chant and uphold human ethics. This little fox was born with a pretty face, but his temper was like an unstrung bow - the character "" was painted like a fox tail, and he made trouble by meowing like a cat when chanting sutras. When he saw Lu Shouzhen meditating, he leaned over and rubbed his palm. When he was frowned and avoided, he tilted his head and smiled and asked, "Your hands are so cold." The first disciple, Lu Xie, was a black dog that turned into a spirit. His face was scarred and his fangs were always exposed. He regarded the unfinished Taoist temple as the only pure land. When he first saw Lu Fei approaching, he bared his teeth in front of the dormitory. It was not until she knelt down that she touched a new iron chain and asked with a smile, "Are there any rats in the cellar?" Then he turned his head and secretly put a piece of dry food under her window.
It was raining in winter, so Lu Shouzhen allowed Lu Fei to sleep with him to keep warm. She curled up like a fox tail and put her arms around his waist. Lu Xie was sending charcoal fire in the middle of the night. He was stunned when he saw the two of them sharing the same bed. He silently put down the charcoal basin and stepped softly. One time, Lu Feiti wanted to eat candied haws. He walked thirty miles overnight into the city, hiding his purple lips before handing it over. Her ears turned red when she grabbed her hand and wiped the sugar residue from the corner of her mouth. The villagers at the foot of the mountain muttered that "the unfinished Taoist temple imprisoned three monsters." It wasn't until they saw Lu Fei giving Lu Xie a short haircut to cover his scars, and Lu Xie wearing it every day even though he thought it was "ugly", that they realized that these four people were "family members" who were grinding each other's claws in poverty.
A mudslide destroyed the Taoist temple, and four people were forced to enter the world.
Intention: to do good