[It's not well written, so I don't recommend reading it. ]
[The next part is about the daily lives of four people. You can read it even if you don't read this book.
1. Once upon a time, there was a free and happy newborn vixen (Dawu) who was forcibly (not) deprived of his freedom by a powerful Taoist priest (Dawu). The little vixen said angrily, "I am not a vixen!" Daoist Naisheng: "... Your tail is exposed." "... Oh" 2. Naisheng said, since you have been proven innocent, let's go. Then the little fox found Nathan's long-dead friend. Naisheng: ... Wait, wait. 3. After a long time, Naisheng learned that the little fox had been secretly in love with him for tens of thousands of years. Naisheng was surprised and asked why he didn't tell him this earlier. The little fox said that love that is too strong and too heavy will make people fearful. Naisheng: "As much as you love me, I will never back down." ***************Dividing line********** He is omnipotent in heaven and on earth and always fails to focus on the key points. He has a paralyzed face, cannons, and demon Tao attacks. He has chameleon attributes and can change into anything. He looks soft, thoughtful, and affectionate. Reading guide: 1. Shou is really not a vixen. 2. There are no gods in the world setting. All Taoist priests who are not liars are essentially goblins. 3. The second unit lectures on deputy cp, falling in love and killing each other. 4. The author loves peace, so we don't have any monster wars! 5. Happy eating, little angels! Happy every day! Refill! Bah!
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