Latest announcement: Before the end of the Lunar New Year, the entire text will be overhauled before writing. Sorry, I'm afraid it will become irregular for now.
Announcement: It took me some time to convert Traditional Chinese to Simplified Chinese. If you like it, why not click on the paw prints and save it (please show your interest). Catching Ghosts in the Ancient Capital: It is a relatively boring chapter of hunting monsters. Between Water Lanterns: A relatively light-hearted sketch story. Next, please look forward to the fighting competition, which will be updated every day. Each writing method will be a little different, and each article will be written as an independent chapter as much as possible. If you want to jump to read, there is no problem: The fighting method competition will be updated on time at 20:00 every night. Thank you to my friend Wu Jiang Tayue for the friendly sponsorship of the cover (comparison) copywriting: Under the way of heaven, the gods have the heart of heaven and earth, and all monsters, humans, and hungry ghosts can be protected. As the first disciple of General Su in Linhai Palace, Fang Yuhai raised a raptor named Lu Yan. The raptor was brought back by Mr. Su to look after the bucket. One day, Lu Yan chuckled and teased the little Taoist priest, saying, "When I have hands and feet, Bao will hold you down and make you cry for daddy." Fang Yuhai expressionlessly put down the clamp holding the meat in his hand, and replied cooperatively: "Dad, even at night, now is not the time to dream. You are a bird. After eating meat, your arms and legs will grow in your dreams." This is a short story about a relaxed Taoist monk who seriously fights monsters.