From Taming the Fox Immortal to Welcoming Ten Thousand Immortals

I am an immortal of Heaven and Earth, sword on my back as I tread across mountains and rivers. The Dao is found in desolate graves, old trees, and fox dens; in village sayings and tales of the strange. Behold the old dragon rising from its pool, the fierce tiger perched on the mountain. Hear my command, swift as the law: summon the gods, then drive the ghosts. I soar on the wind, free and unbound; the immortals feast with me. I roam the White Jade Capital, yet fine wine and immortal delicacies cannot intoxicate me, nor make me linger. The Celestial Emperor calls, but I will not go. I wish only for justice to fill the world. Synopsis 2: The sun sinks in the west and darkness falls; every household shuts its doors. A thunderous boom splits the sky, and the old immortal makes a dazzling entrance. When Xu Jia brings the Fox Immortal, Yellow Immortal, White Immortal, Weasel Immortal, Snake Immortal, Willow Immortal, Turtle Immortal, Tiger Immortal, Python Immortal, Gray Immortal, Bear Immortal... all under his command, he boasts, “So you can fight, can you? What good is that? To make it in this world, you need power and connections!” “I just wanted to raise some little animals! How did I end up as the leader of ten thousand immortals?” “Oh dear, you've really put me in a bind! I'm no Tongtian Jiaozhu!” P.S. The author already has a novel with over 10,000 monthly subscriptions, the Primordial Divine Dao story The Heavenly Official of Fortune and Virtue. Please consider subscribing.