I don't think Jiang Ming was wrong from beginning to end. First, Nvyuan sacrificed half her life to save all the people. Second, the nine-tailed fox and the Taoist priest are enemies, and it is doomed that they kill each other. Third, Jiang Ming sacrificed himself to ask the master to put an end to everything and let the nine-tailed fox go. Fourth, the disciples of Shushan must be killed at once. Is Jiang Ming still a man if he leaves his wounded female garden to face many Taoist priests in order to become immortal?

There is nothing wrong with the disciples and teachers of Shushan. Monsters and Taoists are enemies.

The mistake is that fate has made them fall in love.

In fact, the purpose of starting the nine-tailed fox was a bad idea. Later, after being caught by Jiang Juezhi, I saw that I was brave and focused, desperate to save myself, and I fell in love with this wild and sincere man who was single-minded and sincere.