Several Taoist boys held firewood in their hands, surrounded Lin Xixue in the woodshed, and threatened: "Ugly thing, your father is willing to spend money to convert you and doesn't directly drive you out of the house. It's already very benevolent. You don't want it." You don’t know what’s good and what’s good!”
She held her head and curled up in fear, but in fact her heart was filled with the joy of succeeding in her plan. As expected, these bull noses couldn't see her black feather coat and immortal official rank.
"Please don't hit me, I am willing to take refuge, I am willing to take refuge!"
"Even if you are wise, you can save us from taking action. You will be smarter in front of the supervisor later. Do you understand?"
"I understand, please don't hit me!" She looked like she was frightened and was at the mercy of others.
Several Taoist boys looked at each other, then dragged her back to the mountain gate, and said to Laifu: "I have already reasoned with her, and it makes sense. Come with us to see the supervisor."
"I'd like to thank the Taoist priests for taking the trouble!"
"Hey, what are you talking about? I accepted your money and helped you solve your problems. This is also a merit, and it is what we as Taoists should do in the first place."
Lin Xixue listened to this conversation and felt as if she had heard this strange "concept of merit" somewhere before.
Oh, by the way, Mr. Xu in Xinliang City had a similar and very strange view of merit when he was about to celebrate his birthday.
Considering that Xu Mansion is a major financial sponsor of Sanyuan Guan, 80% of Mr. Xu’s view of merit comes from Sanyuan Guan.
The Taoist boy took Lin Xixue and Laifu to the backyard of the Taoist temple, knocked on the door, and said: "Brother Li, there is someone who has come to convert!"
After a while of shuffling footsteps, the sound of the latch being removed was heard, and the door to the backyard was opened.
Lin Xixue saw a man wearing dark bamboo-green clothes walking out. She was not sure for a moment whether he was a Taoist or a Confucian scholar.
If you say he is a Taoist, the combination of dark clothes and square scarf clearly shows that he is a Confucian scholar.
But he was a Confucian scholar. This Taoist boy called him Senior Brother Li.
It seems that the Shenxiao lineage and the Confucian sect have some unclear relationship. Maybe Senior Brother Li is a member of the Confucian sect.
When Senior Brother Li saw her and Laifu, he didn't ask any questions. He directly welcomed them in, grinded the ink on the table, and spread out the yellow paper.
"Are you her father?"
"yes."
"Do you have a name?"
"My name is Laifu, and this child's name is Yanzi."
Upon hearing the lousy name Laifu gave himself, Lin Xishouton could hardly control the smile on his lips.
The Confucian scholar looked at Lin Xixue again and asked, "But you voluntarily converted to the lineage of Shenxiao?"
Lin Xixue was about to speak when she heard the Taoist boy behind her cough suddenly twice. She pretended to be afraid and said, "This disciple voluntarily converted."
The Confucian scholar frowned and glared at the Taoist boy, but didn't say anything more. After writing furiously, he took out the jade seal and stamped it on the yellow paper. Then he folded the yellow paper in half and handed it to Lin Xixue.
Lin Xixue carefully identified the content written by the Confucian scholar on the yellow paper, and finally determined that it was another language she did not recognize, and it was definitely not Yunzhou Mandarin.
The Confucian scholar pointed to the front hall and said: "If you burn this yellow paper in the incense burner in front of the hall, and then go to the main hall to worship the statue of Lei Zu, you will be converted to the lineage of Shenxiao."
After saying that, the Confucian scholar took out a book from his arms and started reading with his head shaking. As he read, he seemed to think of something again, and said to Laifu: "Don't forget to pay the incense money for conversion."
"Natural, natural!" Laifu nodded repeatedly.
Everyone left the backyard and came to the front of the hall. The Taoist boy took the yellow paper from Lin Xixue's hand, threw it directly into the incense burner, and then extended his hand to Laifu.
Laifu took out a lot of broken silver and put it in the hands of the Taoist boy.
The boy took the money, put it into a wooden box on the side, and then waved to Laifu, indicating that he could leave.
Laifu's acting skills were as good as ever, as if he had got rid of some big burden, he went down the mountain humming a tune happily.
Immediately afterwards, the Taoist boy led Lin Xixue into the main hall, and Lin Xixue took out two God-Reinforcing Pills and put them into her mouth while he was not paying attention.
When I worship the Lei Zu Dharma statue later, there will definitely be many weird things happening, and I need this God-Consolidating Pill to suppress the hallucinations.
Entering the hall, Lin Xixue looked carefully at the statue of Lei Zu.
But looking at it, I felt that this was a very ordinary image of a bearded Taoist wearing an apricot Taoist robe and holding a red peach charm. There was nothing weird about it.
impossible? How could this statue be so normal?
Is it possible that one needs to use one’s spiritual sense to see some clues?
She didn't hesitate, and immediately bit into pieces the two God-Reinforcing Pills in her mouth. When the cooling power of the medicine began to rise, she released her consciousness to cover the statue.
Wherever his spiritual consciousness went, the image of the statue suddenly changed.
The original apricot-yellow robes on the statue disappeared instantly. Instead, there is an image of a Confucian scholar holding a scroll in his hand, with slightly buck teeth, and a plump and slightly protruding figure.
This is Leizu? ? ?
Lin Xixue's thoughts fell into complete chaos. Isn't Lei Zu a monster?
If this is Lei Zu, then what is the oval-shaped meat ball monster with bumps and holes that appeared when Patriarch Huasheng passed through the tribulation?
No, why is this Shenxiao lineage originally from Xuanmen, but the real image of the statue worshiped at this moment is a Confucian scholar?
Bai Qing said that the Shenxiao lineage was established at the suggestion of the Confucian sect's sage, but if you look at it this way, it is very likely that the Shenxiao lineage is simply a puppet of the Confucian sect.
Yes, this makes sense. If the Shenxiao lineage is a puppet on the stage of Confucianism, then it makes sense for Bai Qing to say that the Shenxiao lineage cultivates Haoran righteousness.
No, no, no, one side makes sense but the other side doesn’t.
Even if the Shenxiao lineage is a puppet set up by the Confucian sect, the Lei method is a genuine Taoist secret method.
When the purple-robed Taoist used the Thunder Technique before, he clearly held up peach charms, stepped on Yu steps, burned incense and hit the board. No matter how you look at it, it cannot be a Confucian method.
But why, why are Confucian scholars enshrined in Leizu Hall?
Why do you get the Xuanmen thunder method after worshiping a Confucian scholar?
What happened to the blood pond lotus platform in Sanyuan Temple before? Could this memory of the blood pond be his own hallucination?
Lin Xixue only felt that her thoughts were more chaotic than ever before, and she couldn't figure out what the Shenxiao lineage was worshiping.
I can’t even figure out what the meat ball above Lantau Mountain is.
But the Taoist boy on the side slapped her on the arm and scolded her: "What are you doing standing there stupidly? I have already lit the incense for you, why don't you hurry up and worship Lei Zu?"
Lin Xixue took the incense lit by three pillars in a daze, gritted her teeth and made up her mind.
It doesn’t matter who you are, I’ll find out if you ask me. Anyway, I have been targeted by countless inexplicable things, not even one more.
If you don't enter the tiger's den, how can you catch the tiger's cubs?
If you want to know what this Lei Zu is, I'm afraid it will manifest itself after you worship it.
She raised the incense above her head and performed three kneels and nine bows, and the sound of gold and jade rang in her ears.
Chapter 4 delivered! Chapter 5 may be a bit late, friends, you can wait until tomorrow to read it!
