Also known as: "The Shameful Secrets of the Demon King and the Taoist Priest" "If you are a dog, you must swallow your anger"
Mu Daozhang thought he had raised a good son, but he didn't know that this son was a monster and was in love with his father.
Just fall asleep, and it feels good to have your son become your lover.
But what happened to the white lotus that suddenly jumped out and encouraged people to become possessed?
The Taoist priest spent all his efforts to change his life as a human being, but in the end he only got one sentence: Till death.
No one appreciates that I have wasted my energy for a long time, and the white hair that I have grown white in the pursuit of Taoism has been wasted.
I would like to spend my remaining life in exchange for his peace and happiness. When will anyone understand the "parental heart" of Mr. Mu?
This is the Taoist priest's experience in raising a dog:
1. If you want to keep it, keep it for a lifetime, and don't throw it away halfway.
2. Large dogs eat a lot, are energetic, destructive, and lose hair...
3. Teach your own dog by yourself and never allow others to interfere.
4. If a dog gets into trouble, the owner will be punished.
A hard-mouthed Taoist priest is attacked by a virtuous dog son who doesn't recognize a good heart and a virtuous heart.
"I have planned everything for you, but you don't listen. If you poke a hole in the sky, I will use your flesh and blood to repair it, and I will use my life to pay for it."