[I guess it's a long story, I won't dare to open it until I have saved it halfway]
The Gao family is a famous incense maker. Three generations of their ancestors used flowers to make incense. Xu's perseverance moved the way of heaven, and in Gao Chuyao's generation, spiritual roots grew.
Gao Chuyao was immediately sent to the Immortal Sect. Unfortunately, the Immortal Sect scorned such evil ways and kicked her to the palace of the inferior disciple. If she failed to pass the examination after a year, she would have to go home.
Gao Chuyao thought to herself, how could my family be evil?
Until she opened the door to her younger brother's uterus, it could be said that there was a gathering of talented people inside, including those selling vegetables, those cooking vegetables, those who played with dogs, those who performed acrobatics...
The corner of her mouth twitched, there must be something wrong with the way she opened it.
After closing it and opening it again, everyone stared at her with bright eyes and asked: "Fellow Taoist, what kind of Tao do you practice?"
After a while, Gao Chuyao was eating barbecue and watching dogs perform acrobatics while selling incense at Xianmen to make money.
This life seems pretty good, right? Why do people steal her incense again and again?
When Gao Chuyao caught the thing, she found that it was a small black snake that liked to wrap around her body as a pendant, so she had no choice but to keep it as spare food.
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Ji Cheng'an, a former Buddhist genius, was plotted against him. His soul fell into the animal path of the six paths of reincarnation and turned into a crippled black snake.
He lost all six senses and should have fallen into darkness to wait for death, but before he died, he smelled the faint fragrance of flowers and his six senses returned.
Buddhism teaches that the six roots are pure, but snakes are jealous and inherently lustful, so Ji Chengan ignored Gao Chuyao during the day, but secretly pestered her at night.
Note:
Emotions: plot, three: seven.
Purpose: Facing growth