Little Zombie

[Short story silly and sweet, with a sweet tone] As soon as the little zombie opened his eyes, he found a young Taoist priest sitting opposite him with his eyes closed. Little zombie: "In this case, should I lie back down again?" However, just as he was preparing to pretend to be dead again, he heard the Taoist priest opposite suddenly say, "You..." The little zombie turned back in horror. Then he saw the Taoist priest's dark eyes looking at him quietly. His long fingers took out a stack of talismans from his arms and continued to say to him: "Is there anything to eat?" Little zombie: "Huh?" "I can exchange it for a talisman. This is the Feng family's talisman. A talisman can fulfill a wish." "No, no, no," the little zombie said, pulling out a treasured bone from the coffin and handing it to him, "Here you go." The Taoist priest looked at the human leg bone, remained silent for a moment, and then put the charm back. "Forget it, you can keep it for yourself." - Later, it was said in Dengzhou that the young master of the Feng family, the head of the Immortal Sect, went out to hunt monsters and was found in an ancient tomb ten days after he disappeared. After being rescued, a little boy wearing rags followed behind him. The little boy had fine features, but he looked ignorant and foolish, as if he was a fool. But the young master of the Feng family liked him so much that he even risked the disapproval of the world to marry him. After these words reached the ears of the little zombie, he packed his luggage and was about to leave, but was stopped by the little Taoist priest. The little zombie took out a charm from his arms and patted it on his hand, "The first wish is to let me go. I don't want to stay in this place. I'm not a fool." The little Taoist priest slowly stuffed the talisman into his arms and replied, "Not enough." Hearing this, the little zombie gave him the remaining charms and said, "These many wishes are enough." "It's still not enough." The little Taoist priest said, leaning over to his ear, "Be my bride, and I will take you away." Intention: silly and sweet