But why do this? What secret is hidden under the bed
I looked back at the slightly raised ground and suddenly thought that this was the result of evil spirits rising up. Damn it, there might be a hairy rice dumpling buried underneath. I cut off the bones at both ends and inserted them on the mouth of the grave. If I let some cold wind in, the rice dumpling would rise outwards. That's probably it, right
Although I have never heard of what kind of evil magic this is, but if I understand one method, I can understand all methods, so I can guess the general idea.
This Lu guy is too weird. Fortunately, I killed him in time, otherwise it would be a disaster. I must bury this bastard tonight and cast a spell on him so that he can never stand up again.
There is no need to pull out the bones. Take out a talisman to exorcise evil spirits and seal it on the bones. The evil wind will not be able to get in, and the dead rice dumpling will stop dying.
After leaving the inner room, I used a compass to search the soul of the hair I found, but there was no clue at all. This made me very depressed. Either these two hairs were not my sister-in-law's, or someone had tampered with her and sealed her spiritual orifices, so I couldn't find them. I couldn't help but sigh, my sister-in-law must not be killed.
"Knock, knock, knock." At this time, there was a knock on the door. I thought to myself, Zhao Chengshi's family has become like this, who dares to come to cause trouble at night? I got up and walked out, opened the door and saw that it was Gong Chao.
"Brother, I guessed that you must still be here, so I want to tell you something." The guy said to me mysteriously.
He looked a bit cunning and did not do things in a decent way. He and his wife, that shrew, were a perfect match. He did not like them from the bottom of his heart. But in order to resolve his hatred towards his sister-in-law and Zhao Xiaosheng, he suppressed his unhappiness and let him in.
"Is Xiaosheng asleep?" Gong Chao asked after sitting down in the room.
I nodded and asked him, "What do you want from me?"
Gong Chao immediately grinned and said, "You are really a living god. Xiao Qi was saved by you. He drank the magic water and is sleeping soundly now. I came here to thank you and to ask what to do with the guy who has no manhood."
"Of course I have to bury it." I said without thinking.
"Well, didn't you say we would bury it together? I... am a little timid, so I came to you." This guy scratched his head and spoke hesitantly. It turned out that he didn't have the courage to bury the body in the cornfield, and he didn't dare to let others know about it, so he came to me.
"Well, I'll go with you in the middle of the night and find a suitable place to bury it."
"In the second half of the night..." Gong Chao's face changed color.
"What are you afraid of? I'm here with you."
He nodded reluctantly, it seemed that it was too late and he was even more afraid. He sat there without saying anything, and the atmosphere became awkward.
I suddenly remembered his daughter Ruoruo, and asked him when and how she died.
When talking about this, Gong Chao's face darkened and he didn't speak for a long time. Then he sighed and looked very sad. He told me that his daughter's name was actually Gong Sili, but she was often laughed at and said she was stubborn, so he took his daughter to the provincial capital to find a fortune teller, who helped her to rename her Gong Cuiruo.
The yin and yang master took a liking to Ruoruo, saying that she had an extraordinary talent and a spiritual aura, and was a good material for a celestial master. Originally, Gong Chao had no such idea. Besides, there were almost no girls doing this job, and those who did were usually fortune-tellers. However, fortune-tellers made a lot of money. In a nearby village, there was a very spiritual old lady named Jin. When she was young, her family was so poor that she could not even afford to eat. When she got old, she made a lot of money by helping people pray to the gods to avoid disasters. She became very rich.
When Gong Chao thought of Old Lady Jin, he was moved and came back to persuade his daughter to become an apprentice to the Yin-Yang Master. But Ruoruo refused. She was already a grown-up girl with her own ideas. Besides, she was still in a relationship. If she went into this business, she was afraid that her boyfriend would break up. At first, she refused to do it, but later her boyfriend encountered a strange thing and almost lost his life. Only then did Ruoruo change her mind and decided to learn Taoism.