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从聊斋开始当狐仙
The Tipping Bucket Garden Is The Master
On the top of Baiyun Mountain, the gods sleep peacefully. Tu Wuhuang was originally a fairy fox in the mountains, holding half a volume of the Heavenly Book in his hand. After practicing in the mountains for many years, I finally decided to go down the mountain, take a look at the mortal world, and appreciate the various conditions of the world, in order to find the opportunity to ascend to immortality. As a result, the fox walked away from the world of mortals, but attracted strange connections and stars to join the world. Birds fly toward the phoenix, fish transform into dragons, and thousands of stars fall from the ninth heaven. The love between humans and ghosts, the general's tears, and the underworld changing life and death. --I once sat and discussed Taoism with living Buddhists, and I also casually enlightened the number one scholar on the gold medal list who wanted to change the sky; I blew through the rough wind in the wilderness of Saibei, and I drank the wine in the luminous cup before the general mounted his horse; I fished for the sleeping old dragon in Dongting Lake, and I climbed to the White Jade Palace in the Nine Heavens... I just looked back suddenly, why are all the countless celestial beings in the world all by my own hand? ... There is no bitterness, deep hatred, or intrigue, but it is just a story about a fun-loving fox who loves to join in the fun, wanders into the world of mortals, makes a lot of connections, and accidentally rebuilds heaven and earth.
On the top of Baiyun Mountain, the gods sleep peacefully. Tu Wuhuang was originally a fairy fox in the mountains, holding half a volume of the Heavenly Book in his hand. After practicing in the mountains for many years, I finally decided to go down the mountain, take a look at the mortal world, and appreciate the various conditions of the world, in order to find the opportunity to ascend to immortality. As a result, the fox walked away from the world of mortals, but attracted strange connections and stars to join the world. Birds fly toward the phoenix, fish transform into dragons, and thousands of stars fall from the ninth heaven. The love between humans and ghosts, the general's tears, and the underworld changing life and death. --I once sat and discussed Taoism with living Buddhists, and I also casually enlightened the number one scholar on the gold medal list who wanted to change the sky; I blew through the rough wind in the wilderness of Saibei, and I drank the wine in the luminous cup before the general mounted his horse; I fished for the sleeping old dragon in Dongting Lake, and I climbed to the White Jade Palace in the Nine Heavens... I just looked back suddenly, why are all the countless celestial beings in the world all by my own hand? ... There is no bitterness, deep hatred, or intrigue, but it is just a story about a fun-loving fox who loves to join in the fun, wanders into the world of mortals, makes a lot of connections, and accidentally rebuilds heaven and earth.