Yu Shu is dead, but not dead.
She was sealed in the statue of the gods of the ten directions and never saw the light of day.
Decades of time were empty and long, and the cold and rough inner walls of the statue gradually gave rise to endless hatred in her. This hatred turned into endless resentment, shrouding Xiayu Mountain all year round.
One night, a young daughter-in-law came to the mountain and burned incense on paper. She came to ask for a son.
Yu Shu inhaled the incense and was very unhappy. She was not sending her son to Guanyin, but she wanted to see the light of day again.
So, she made a deal with her younger daughter-in-law.
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Qingfeng Temple's Wenzhen is a monk, a fake monk!
He had been in Qingfeng Temple since he woke up, so he took it for granted that he was also a monk, a lay monk.
He carries water and chops firewood every day, and has no memory of his past.
Until some villagers came to the temple and said that there was a monster that can eat people in the village.
Wenzhen went to Xiayu Mountain and dug out a vicious statue of a god from the ground, and a female evil spirit was sealed inside the stone statue.
This female evil spirit is dead, but not dead. She looks like a human but not a human, like a ghost but not a ghost. She is immortal and immortal.
She wanted to kill him, eat his heart, and strengthen her Taoism.
He wanted to save her, make her come back, and increase her merits.
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Yu Shu found out that she couldn't kill this stupid monk, so she had to put a curse on him. She was the master and he was the servant.
Wenzhen felt that this spell was of no use to him, but he felt that he had to follow her, stare at her, and transcend her!
So, he lowered his eyebrows and called out: "Master."
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On the tip of the crescent moon, the red coffin is shaken, and gongs and drums are beaten to invite the Yin Niang; the extremely Yin body welcomes the Yin Niang, and ghosts and gods from all over the world pay respect to the yellow beam.
I bowed to the beams of the house, I was overjoyed, and invited Yin Niang to the wedding bed; Yin Niang, Yin Niang, please don't shout, lead me into the Rebirth Hall first.
A revengeful loli who thinks she is full of evildoers & a sinister monk who thinks he can save all sentient beings.
(This article is inspired by the Nepalese kumari (living goddess). The full text is currently being archived and is expected to be published on February 4, 27!)
Intention: A wisp of dust begins to appear when the light turns on
