The Eldest Lady Who Came Back from the Taoist Temple Went Crazy

> I grew up in the Qingcheng Mountain Taoist Temple and was taken back to Jinling Xie Mansion when I was sixteen. >My mother thought I behaved rudely, so she asked my grandma to teach me every day whether to walk without shaking my skirt or to smile without showing my teeth. >But when the heavy rain broke down the river embankment, I subconsciously stepped on the eaves and flew to save people. The people knelt down and shouted "Xiangu". >The night I returned home, my mother cried and cut my Taoist robe into pieces: "The Xie family wants a lady, not a Taoist nun!" >In the bronze mirror, I touched my hair that was painfully pulled by the hairpin. >This embroidered skirt is much heavier than the Taoist robe. >The moment thunder exploded outside the window—— >I suddenly remembered what my master said when I was going down the mountain: "You are destined to have a calamity, and there is no way to avoid it."