First of all, I'm a spirit.
Then, I'm a government-employed spirit with a steady income from incense offerings.
I work at the administration office that oversees all of Mount Wutai, the golden realm renowned throughout the Buddhist world.
In short, the Mountain Office.
As the saying goes, wherever there's someone breathing, there's a world of its own.
The holy mountain is filled with spiritual energy, and its residents range from Buddhas and Bodhisattvas to all sorts of strange spirits. There are plenty of breathing souls around,
and every last one of the damn lot is powerful and arrogant, gathering followers and setting up factions. They all want to dig in their heels and refuse to leave, making them a real headache.
Poor me, a little spirit who just landed a secure job at the Mountain Office, has to deal with these big shots every day and beg them not to cause trouble.
What? It's Bodhisattva Manjushri's birthday, and there'll be tons of pilgrims, so we need traffic controls? Oh! Tomorrow is that old fox immortal's festival, so we need to notify the whole mountain to resist temptation and avoid getting tricked! And Third Master Dragon, who's terrible with directions, got caught in a human's net after making it rain yesterday, so I have to negotiate with the humans and buy him back...
The Mountain Office is made of gold, but its staff come and go like water.
Ah, steady income from incense offerings, please don't leave me...
I feel like a newbie. The overall structure of the story is OK, but there is still a lot of room for improvement in the details. There are many loopholes with inconsistent settings. The emotional line is too awkwardly written, and many plots in the first half of the article are incomprehensible. Come on, author.
Has this magical world finally begun to reveal its secrets?
In terms of means, Long San is much better than Hu Xiangbai... How long has this scheming dragon Long San been planning?
Don't be a tragedy, can you help me? Don't be helpless?
The author is back for an update, Mo Mo Zha!
Very well written, bookmarked.
Author, there is a sentence in this chapter that has been mentioned: "Believe in the spiritual power derived from reason and emotion", According to my many years of reading experience, the original text that was spoken of is obviously: Belief in the spiritual power that comes from the intertwining of reason and sensibility. Add a special symbol between these two words to separate them, and the correction should be smooth.
Now that the author has opened his mouth, let's tease him every day~
Written in the first person, it seems that he is a strong man
Is it time for gossip again? Okay, okay, sit in front of the computer and listen to the gods and goddesses from all walks of life 23333