Zhang Qingxuan, the Infinite Heavenly Lord and the Poor Daoist

As soon as Zhang Qingxuan said these words, [Confused Xiaoyu]'s face turned completely white, and the barrage exploded instantly. "[I love eating melons]: Damn it! Are you really lying? That's so weird!" "[Visitor 7843]: How did the anchor know that he had been to the waterside? Was he confused?" "[Feng Chui Buti Liang]: It's starting to scare people. The next step is to sell talismans, right?" [Confused Xiaoyu] was completely convinced and asked in a tearful tone: "Taoist! Taoist, help me! What should I do? I don't even dare to sleep!" Zhang Qingxuan pondered for a moment and said: "Believers, don't panic. What's bothering you is not a bad ghost. It's just a playful 'water monkey' spirit. It's a folk name for water ghosts. The Taoism is not deep. The poor Taoist will teach you a way to break this situation." He paused and continued: "After school today, go to the market to buy three kilograms of glutinous rice and wrap it in red cloth. After nightfall, put it on the bedside. Then go find a willow branch and whip it three times at the door of the bedroom before going to bed, scolding 'the evil spirits will dissipate.' Finally, soak your feet in boiled mugwort water for a quarter of an hour before going to bed. Do this for three consecutive days and you will be fine. Remember, do not go near the water again in the near future." This method is derived from "Zhu Youke" and some small exorcism techniques of folk Nuo culture. It combines the effects of glutinous rice to ward off evil spirits, willow branches to fight ghosts, and mugwort to dispel dampness and nourish yang.