After a long while, Uncle Ya lowered his head and said, "I asked someone to look at it before, and I already knew that it was not an ordinary lightning strike."
"Is it because you don't dare to accept the Changchun Meeting?"
"Um."
I clearly heard Uncle Ya take a deep breath: "I won't ask anything else, just one sentence."
"Do you want to continue with the Changchun Meeting?"
I looked at Uncle Ya with some surprise: "Why don't you ask why this is happening?"
"It's not necessary."
Uncle Ya's face gradually calmed down: "Those who believe in you don't need to explain; those who don't believe in you, if you take out your heart, they will think you are dirty."
"I've seen everything you do. At this point, I believe it's not you who's wrong."
"You have to explain this to me."
I didn't feel any turmoil in my heart, so I asked calmly: "Will good people be rewarded in the end?"
"You just need to be honest with your heart, not others. Is this answer important?"
"It's important! I can't get rid of this knot, and I feel uncomfortable all over!"
Uncle Ya's breathing became slightly thicker: "The ending is not clear yet, everything should be a new beginning."
"I neither hope nor want you to accept this injustice."
As I was talking, there was a sudden noise outside the window. I turned my head and saw that the door of the teahouse was already full of people.
The road in front of the teahouse was already bustling with people, and now it was surrounded by people, making it even more noisy.
I hesitated for a moment, then stood up: "I'll go take a look, please wait for me."
Six people were standing outside the door, crying and howling. The men were sobbing and sobbing, and the women were paralyzed on the ground.
Seeing her pounding the ground with her hands, I started to feel a little unsure.
At this time, everyone's eyes have fallen on me.
"Little fairy, little fairy is here!"
The howl turned into a scream, and a group of people instantly surrounded me.
"Little fairy, please help me take a look at my son. I don't know what kind of evil he is possessed by. He keeps shouting that there is someone in the house."
Only then did I notice that there was a skinny boy hidden in the crowd.
This child is fair and fair, with pretty features. Perhaps because he is standing next to an adult, this child looks particularly thin.
The moment this kid and I looked at each other, I noticed something.
The child's eyes were straight and expressionless, like two artificial eyeballs.
The woman lowered her body slightly and pulled the child in front of me: "Please show me quickly, Master."
"We have consulted many masters before, but not only could it not be cured, but it has become aggravated."
In the past, this was not a problem for me, but now, I can only say sorry.
At this time, Ji Canghai came up from behind me, wiping his hands and looking at the noisy crowd.
After a while, he leaned into my ear and said, "This kid doesn't seem to be possessed by evil spirits."
I looked at him suspiciously and whispered, "When did you understand this?"
"No." He lowered his voice and blew into my ear: "When I used to treat patients, I often encountered similar patients."
"It's more like depression or something like that."
Diseases can be divided into virtual and actual diseases. According to what he said, this child has a real disease.
I cleared my throat: "Don't be fooled, go to the hospital first."
I looked up and down at their clothes. They didn't look like they belonged to a wealthy family, so I ordered them again.
"Don't have any faith in those charlatans. Don't end up wiping out your family's wealth and delaying your illness."
After saying that, I instinctively glanced to the left, where the yellow-robed Taoist priest set up his stall.
I tilted my head and met his eyes.
The yellow-robed Taoist priest immediately turned his head and looked away from me.
"You must believe what I just said."
There is not much I can do, and it is my last effort not to let them be deceived in vain.
After entering the room, I sat back on the chair with a calm heart.
"Send away."
Maybe I was nervous, so I felt very thirsty, so I picked up the tea bowl and poured it into my mouth.
"What did you just say?" I put the tea bowl down hard: "What do you want me to accept?"
"I hope you accept unfairness."
