Duke Zhou interpreted the dream and said that if you dreamed of riding across the river, good luck would come soon.
Zhou Xiaosang only believed the words of her incomparable sect, Duke Zhou, because she had committed misdeeds in her previous life.
On this day, Zhou Xiaosang was lying under the old mulberry tree that "gave" her name, and had a dream that changed her life. Zhou Xiaosang dreamed that she was riding a tall horse, very much like the one Tang Monk rode off, and walked across the small river at the entrance of the village in high spirits. The word "high-spirited" actually had nothing to do with Zhou Xiaosang, but she did feel that this was what she looked like in the dream.
Zhou Xiaosang's unreliable father always nags at her sometimes. If Zhou Xiaosang is too lazy to deal with it at ordinary times, I don't know why she believed her father's lies on this day. Maybe it is because she has been unlucky for so long that she wants to seize this little hope from the bottom of her heart. Maybe she is really obsessed. Who knows.
"Who can tell me what the hell kind of luck is this?" At this time, Zhou Xiaosang couldn't help but cursed, and was about to cry without tears...