This article covers Chinese folk horror, witchcraft, Feng Shui, dragon veins, celestial phenomena, irregular heaven, atmospheric creatures, etc.
Introduction:
At the end of the fishing village, there is a river temple. What is enshrined in the temple is not a clay statue of gold, but a living "river god".
The old people say that this is a dragon that has not jumped over the dragon gate. It has transformed into a human form and can eat people and drink blood. If something goes wrong, the blood will flow into a river. The villagers in the fishing village feared and respected him, and made sacrifices every year to beg him for rain. But the river god was too lazy to care. He suffered from drought every year and pretended to be deaf and dumb every year.
Until this year, they tied Ayu and threw him into the river.
Ayu is the guardian of a small fishing village. He has been alone since he was a child and can be kicked by anyone. The clan elders thought he was useless, so they tried to deal with him: "Give this unlucky thing to the river god to make it rain."
So Ayu was pushed into the dark river and tied tightly, for fear that he would escape.
But he is not dead.
He opened his eyes and found himself lying in the temple, soaked to the skin. Sitting next to him was an extremely handsome man with long black hair and golden eyes, who was looking at him with great interest.
"Are you the tribute?" The man held his chin and looked at him with a half-smile, "The fishing village is trying to trick me with something worthless again."
Ayu got up silently and wiped his face: "You are not a dragon either..."
Jiaolong thought this little thing was interesting. He is obviously a silly person, but his eyes are as hard as a stone. He originally wanted to keep Ayu as a breathing ornament and replace it when the village brought real sacrifices. But gradually, he found that he began to care... Who made Ayu so good at serving others?
When he frowned, Ayu brought him fish soup. When he sneezed, Ayu put clothes on him. One Jiao and one person lived a decent life in the ruined temple.
Until one day, Ayu came over with a freshly brewed mushroom soup and said with a smile: "Lord River God, please try this."
The dragon drank it and fell unconscious for three days and three nights.
When he woke up, he found that he was trapped by the formation, with dense runes above his head and criss-crossing Bagua formations at his feet. And the seemingly harmless young man was slowly wiping a bone knife engraved with witchcraft.
Ayu said to him innocently: "Master Long, I am the last little witch in Wuyin Village. I want to catch a real dragon as a betrothal gift."
The dragon had already lost its human form in the formation, and black-gold dragon scales emerged from its neck. He had lived for more than three hundred years, and for the first time he was clearly being plotted against. "Little madman, what do you want to do?"
"I want to marry you." Ayu put down the dragon-picking knife, which was also a deterrent. "You are a dragon and I am a witch. They are a perfect match. You help me get rid of the people who killed my whole family. I will help you jump over the dragon gate and help you become a real dragon. From now on, you will return to heaven and earth to fly, and I will continue to be a human being on earth. We do not owe each other or meet each other."
Jump over the gantry? The dragon smiled: "I am a creature in the river, not a scale on the sea. Do you know the price of helping me become a dragon? I heard that the dragon soared, blocked the sky and sun with the wind, and rained heavily from the moon."
At that time, Jiaolong thought that he would not be able to wait for that day for hundreds of years.
Who would have expected that on this day, the sound of witchcraft would fill the mountains and rivers, calling for wind and rain for him.
*Reject feudal superstition, this article is pure fabrication
*They both belong to the series of "Reincarnation of Hungry Bones" and "Erotic Bone Cleansing", but it will not affect your reading at all if you don't read the first two books.
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