Why Must This Lucky Carp Be So Mischievous?

The little carp spirit was born without much ambition. With a body everyone covets and an incredible streak of good luck, she can eat, drink, and have fun to her heart's content. She even has a little crybaby for a child husband. But somehow, as she raised him, he began keeping her under lock and key, saying that she should only have eyes for him. That's not normal. There's something wrong with him. She needs to get out of there. So she found a chance to run. Afraid he might find her, and with her home destroyed, she naturally ended up clinging to Qingyue Temple and its handsome, strikingly beautiful abbot. Life at the temple is pretty hard, mostly because the Taoist priest is always telling her what to do. He's strict and demanding, like some old-fashioned schoolmaster. But for some reason, ever since she came out of the Mirror of Retrospection, he's been treating her more gently. He still disciplines her, but now when she acts cute, he doesn't ask if there's something wrong with her eyes. Only, the longer this goes on, the stranger the change seems. What happened to being chaste, serious, stiff, upright, and selfless? I only took one look, just one look, and you sent him ten thousand miles away! Yep, he's not normal either. Time to run. The Taoist priest strokes her little head. His voice is calm, but somehow it sends a shiver down her spine. “Where do you want to go? How about I come with you?” “No.” “Then don't go. It's dangerous out there.” “...Oh.” "This is the story of a shamelessly carefree little carp spirit who meets a temple abbot who seems serious, chaste, stiff, and proper, but is actually intensely possessive. In short, she's wild as can be at first, then scared stiff and crying later."