Taoist Priest: the Story That the Goblin and I Have to Tell

I watched "New Liaozhai" recently, and the story still follows the cliché route. It is nothing more than a sentimental, tortuous love story between a white-faced scholar who seems honest but is glib and a beautiful goblin who is extremely kind and does not abide by the nature of a goblin. Then someone felt very emotional, why can fairies only have scandals with scholars? Why not with the Taoist priest? In fact, there is a reason. Most of the Taoist priests in Liaozhai are old men, and they are all extremely cruel and will do whatever it takes to kill demons. How can these guys be qualified to be male pigs? They can only barely be the number two villains (the number one is of course a goblin man who pursues a goblin woman). The only Taoist priest who is both young and good-looking is a small character in "Laksha Haishi". The heroine saved the Taoist priest, and the Taoist priest also saved the heroine in order to repay his kindness. When I watched "Luosha Haishi", I really wanted to have an ambiguous relationship between the young Taoist priest and the dragon girl. As a scholar, it is better to be with the lady, why bother with other people's monsters! But the screenwriter is so cruel. From the beginning to the end, there is no ambiguity between the young Taoist priest and the dragon girl. It's so annoying! So I decided to turn the Taoist priest into the protagonist again, and write a fun story between a confused young Taoist priest who is not good at magic and lusts after beauty (the gender is kept secret~) and a bit bad (if he is not bad, he is still a goblin!) And a bit weird-looking and wants to make people commit crimes (the gender is kept secret~). Conception: