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Li Bujue, a disciple of the Taoist Xuanmen, traveled around the world, encountered strange cases in the south of the Yangtze River, conquered Di in Yanjing, suffered from miasmatic glaciers, deserts and vast seas, and the Taoist teachings became increasingly sophisticated. It's hard to break the bond of earth, and it's hard to admit deep love. The yellow sand is rolling outside Yanmen Pass, but the Taoist heart remains spotless. (I tried the ambiguous flow at the beginning, but it was not ideal. Now I am trying the style of the world. I would be honored if I could win your favor.) Book club group 873174331

"Senior brother, this person has a shiny head!" "He seems to be a good person. Advise him to do good deeds to gain some merit." "Senior brother, this person has a gloomy top of his head!" "It seems he is a bad person. Advising people to do good is a great merit!" "Senior brother, what are you looking at? This sister doesn't seem to have anything special. Others..." "She is not a special problem, she is really that kind of... That kind of rare..." When the master asks you to take your junior sister down the mountain to practice... "Ding! The merit value is +100!" This book is also known as "My Junior Sister is So Cute" and "I Have a Merit Book". (Quality assurance for 200,000 deposited manuscripts) Book group 194076254