Jiangzhu Tianjijin

Jiangzhu Tianjijin The Buddhist beads in Ksitigarbha Hall haunt the soul, and Lin Daiyu is reborn on a rainy night in Yangzhou with thirty years of blood and tears. The body of a six-year-old child hides a soul that burned manuscripts and lost love. The faded Buddhist beads on his wrists are engraved with "Empty Phases of All Dharmas". The mutton-fat jade bracelet left by his deceased mother hides the secret files of the Lin family's three million salt class. In this life, she entered the Rongguo Mansion three years in advance, buried the water transport account book in Jia Mu's loving tears, and borrowed the white pigeon from the Beijing Prince's Mansion to report on the Jiangnan salt case, but saw that the psychic jade shed a bloody light on a mortal for the first time. In the illusion of Taixu, Fairy Jinghuan's life book spontaneously burned into ashes, and the blood marks on the palms of Shenying's waiter gradually turned into a lotus pattern. When Daiyu replaced the cold-flavored pills with arsenic-filled glutinous rice balls and rewrote the land deed of the Grand View Garden with the Diamond Sutra inscriptions, everyone was shocked: The purple grass on the bank of the Ling River in the West was going to burn the fate of a good match this time, and a prickly Udumbara flower bloomed out of the ashes of cause and effect. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.