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Chapter 798 The Contradictory "Gangchang"

Countless men, women and children lined up in a long line on the winding and rugged mountain road, walking silently and meandering.

There are so many people, but there is no sound at all, which is really weird.

Su Xin had seen a grand gathering of pilgrimage before. On the first day of the new year, people rushed to the first scene of the temple. From the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain, there was a dense flow of people.

But people's faces are full of excitement, anticipation, and joy.

But these people...

Su Xin found that there was no such joy and excitement on the faces of these people. On the contrary, there was resentment and deep hatred on their faces.

Well, it's like the kind who want to get revenge on others and curse behind their backs with spite.

Su Xin pulled a middle-aged woman who was walking behind, and asked, "My aunt, where are you going?"

The woman turned her head and glanced at Su Xin. She was frowning, but when she saw Su Xin's peaceful face, she couldn't help stretching her brows slightly, and said: "Today is the first day of the temple opening this month. The promise made on the first day of every month The wish is the most effective, does the girl also have some troubles to make a wish?"

After finishing speaking, he quickly added: "I see that the girl's eyebrows and eyes are open and charitable. If it's not a last resort, it's better not to make a wish."

Su Xin's heart moved, would someone persuade others not to make a wish?
Thinking of the introduction in the mission before: one person makes a wish, and the family is affected.

Could it be that the people here know that making a wish will harm their family members, so why are there so many people coming to make a wish?

So he hurriedly asked: "Why did Auntie say that? Could it be that there is something important about worshiping God and making a wish?"

Auntie looked at the people in front who kept going forward, and more people passed her and went to the front.

It's past noon now, if you don't rush on your way, I'm afraid it will be difficult to reach the top of the mountain before dark today.

But she saw that although the little girl had a strange face, she must be an outsider who had just arrived here.But the face is very peaceful and friendly, inexplicably makes people feel a little good.

After thinking for a while, he pulled her aside and said solemnly: "Oh, the girl doesn't know something. In the past, it was a hope to burn incense and worship Buddha in temples on New Year's festivals, and I would make wishes, but... you know, then , Those are actually just a psychological comfort..."

Seeing that her aunt's conversation and cognition are extraordinary, Su Xin can understand and fully realize this is already difficult for many ordinary people, so she should not be an ordinary village woman.

"But since the year before last, the imperial court pushed all our original Taoist temples away, saying that we are not allowed to worship those crooked things. Then they built this Mantra Emperor, saying that as long as you make a wish to it, you can make people think about things In fact, every temple and Taoist temple said so when it was built, and people longed for it in their hearts, but everyone knew that it was just a gimmick and could not be taken seriously. So there were not many people who came to offer incense at the beginning. "

While chatting, the two walked to a stone bag by the side of the road, blew the dust, and sat down on the spot.

Su Xin took out a gourd-packed tea from her bag, poured two bowls, and took out a stack of mung bean cakes.

Auntie was probably a little tired from walking, and just when her lips were burnt and her tongue was dry, she thanked her and took a few sips, which quenched her thirst very much.

In fact, she came to the temple this time because she was angry at the beginning. After such a delay, she didn't seem to be as arrogant as she was at the beginning.

Could it be that something kept her from going?He simply chatted with Su Xin.

My aunt's original name was Xu Junli, and her father was a scholar. Because he failed the exam several times, he simply didn't take the exam again. He opened a private school in the village and taught for a living.

Later, he married a homeless girl from other places, and the two were very congenial and affectionate.

They gave birth to a pair of children.

The daughter is Aunt Xu Junli, who married Zhao Du from a neighboring village when she grew up.

Zhao Du is a rich farmer, because he admires Xu Junli's talent in poetry and calligraphy, and he also shows a very down-to-earth and hardworking person.

When Xu Junli gave birth to her daughter, her body was broken and she could no longer raise her. Zhao Du also expressed her understanding at the beginning, but since the arrival of a mantra king here, everything has changed.

He didn't know where he made a lot of money, got rich, and then he was going to divorce her.

She couldn't get angry, so she also wanted to come to the Emperor Mantra to make a wish... But as she walked, she thought, should she make a wish to the Emperor Mantra not to let him divorce him, or what?

Once a man changes his mind, what's the point of redeeming him?

But if she was really divorced and returned to her natal family, what face would she have?
All kinds of questions lingered in her mind, which made her frown.

It happened that someone was chatting with her and wanted to relieve the depression in her heart.

Aunt Xu: "I remember that there was an old widower in the village. In fact, the family had a wife, children and land. The village is full of waves. Not long after the temple was built, someone saw him carrying a jar of wine to the mountain. On the third day after returning, he came back drunk at night, walked on the road, and tripped over a stone. Picking up a stone and throwing it out, I feel that it is heavy, and it glows golden under the moonlight, but when I take it home and look at it, I find it is a piece of gold with a dog’s head.”

"People in the village said that he was really lucky. They passed by that road every day without encountering it. Why did he pick it up? There were dozens of taels of gold, and he exchanged them for thousands of taels of silver. Bought a house in the city and married a wife... But the strange thing is, the day after he left, his son went to the mountain to cut firewood and fell down the mountain and died."

Aunt Xu: "Actually, at that time, the big guys didn't think about these two things together. Later, many strange things happened in the village. It was because a certain family suddenly became rich, but along with it, there must be someone in his family. Something will happen. Everyone feels that something is wrong."

"Later, someone took a prosperous man to drink, got him drunk, and asked him the truth. It turned out that they all went to worship the Emperor of Shingon and made a wish to the Emperor of Shingon. But they said Yes, there must be a condition for making a wish, that is, the wish must be fulfilled. And this wish is not the same as in the past when you go to a temple or Taoist temple to light a candle and paper money, but you must use something closely related to yourself as the price of the wish, such as your own body , life, or someone important to me..."

Hearing this, Su Xin couldn't help taking a breath.

There are also such operations, no wonder the task introduction says "One person makes a wish, and the family suffers."

I didn't expect that the Mantra Emperor had such a "effective" method, and it was indeed comparable to the previous six-armed evil god.

However, even if the Mantra Emperor wanted to collect the souls of these people, it might not be as simple as just "making a wish".

The Mantra Emperor was able to do so with great fanfare, and even received the support of the court orthodoxy, and no other Taoist sects or temples came out to support the righteous way. It seems that the power behind the Mantra Emperor is really extraordinary.

Su Xin asked: "So, these people who come to make a wish, do they actually know that they must use their own or their relatives' things in exchange for what they want?"

(End of this chapter)