Ayi helped the young lady go into the temple to burn incense. The little fox that had disturbed Mr. Divination's business jumped lightly and wandered on the wooden beams in the temple. A pair of fox eyes stared directly at the group of people praying devoutly. He looked at her jade earrings swaying slightly and lost his mind. He had deep resentment. If he hadn't gone too far in his cultivation and missed the opportunity to transform into a human being in this life, he would have turned into a graceful and handsome figure to find her. The last time he accidentally bit her, he still couldn't apologize in person. Outside the temple, Mr. Divination held up the fortune-telling flag that had been bitten by a fox. With the sun above his head, he turned around and stared at the temple on the mountain. He sighed twice and said, "We can't hide from evil. We will meet each other in the end." Pressing the fateful bell, he counted the time and it was time to go home for dinner. He packed up and set off, still muttering something: "People have three lives. After three lives, we will never see each other again. Those who are alive will wait alone. What a miserable life..."
