"Talk about Saiji" in white: "Corture."

mr.

tung was a waiter in central china.

his family was disturbed by foxes, and bricks and sands often fell from the sky like hail.

the whole family ran away and hid, waiting for peace to come to work.

the dong was deeply concerned about this, and he borrowed the house of semasun court for a while, but the foxes were still disturbed, as they were at home.

one day, dong told his colleagues about this strange thing while waiting in the yard.

one of the ministers said, “it's amazing to hear that the host is in trouble and is now living in the inner city, in charge of the magic of demons.” so dong came to visit the zhu monk and asked him to help with the demon.

joo-doo wrote a note in zhu pen and told dong to go home and post it on the wall.

when dong went home, the fox was not afraid, but threw the bricks.

he had to tell the monk again.

agitated by the tartars, he went to the tung palace himself to build a counter.

when he wasn't much, he saw a big fox under the altar.

long after his family had been injured, he had long hated the gnashing of his teeth, and a girl had hit a fox and suddenly fell on the ground.

the monk said, “this thing is so rampant that i can't bring it down at once.

how can this woman offend it so easily?” and then he said, "well, i can use this woman to talk to the fox." then he put his finger on the girl's finger, he said a curse in his mouth, and she fell up on her knees.

the monk asked where he lived.

"i was born in the west, and i've been here 18 years." and the monk said, "this is the capital of the court, how can you allow this to last forever? let's go!" fox doesn't answer.

"do you want to disobey my orders?" if you delay again, the law won't allow you!" that's when the fox frowns a little bit scared and says he wants to be taught.

the monks are pushing it again.

it was a long time before she woke up.

then i saw four or five white packs rolling around like a ball, rolling around the roof, one following the other, walking away.

since then, the dong family has remained calm。