After Princess Xuanxue came down from the mountain, the whole capital was in chaos.

Chapter 32 Still have to offer sacrifices

A ghost was brought into the family. Mr. Bai was very angry, but he didn't dare to get angry, lest the ghost would eat him.

He was so angry that he kicked his son several times, and then sternly asked: "What's going on? Tell me!"

How could Bai Langping dare to hide it? He told the story of how he got this pen: "Father, you have always let me study, let me pass the Jinshi examination to shine, and let the direct descendants of the Bai family look up to us. He took a look at the room and tried his best to study better than me. I'm not that material, I'm stupid. I also want to pass the exam, but I don't have the ability."

"By chance, I heard that Linglong Pavilion was auctioning a langhao pen used by the former champion, so I bought it for good luck. The people from Linglong Pavilion were very miraculous, saying that this pen has spirituality and that a pen fairy lives in it. I wanted to give it a try and kowtow to him, saying that as long as he helped me pass the Jinshi exam, I would worship him."

"That night..." Bai Langping pointed at Zhou Kuixing with fearful eyes, "I dreamed of him. He said that as long as my family worships him until he becomes an immortal, he will help me pass the Jinshi examination, and I agreed. From then on I dream about him every night, and he teaches me how to read and write articles..."

Master Bai sighed heavily, thinking of beating his son to death.

Bai Langping kowtowed to Yuan Qi: "Little Taoist Priest, is there any way you can get him to leave my house? Any amount of money will do. Please, Taoist Priest..."

Yuan Qi pulled his lips and sneered, showing a maturity that befits his age: "Although he is just a ghost, not a god or an immortal, but he is the number one scholar in the previous dynasty and Lord Wenquxing came to earth to survive the tribulation. He cannot be sent away so easily. Since you agreed In order to worship him until he becomes an immortal, you should do it."

The Bai family looked at me and I looked at you, but they didn't want to worship. They thought Zhou Kuixing was just a brat. Yuan Qi just said this because he wanted to ask them for more sesame oil money.

Madam Bai stepped forward and said: "Little Taoist Priest, please ask him to leave. We are willing to pay him any amount of money."

Zhou Kuixing threw the fruit in his hand and scolded him coldly: "No, he will do what he says. I'm not that easy to dismiss."

Zhou Kuixing continued: "Mrs. Bai, your son has passed the Jinshi examination as he wished. If your family continues to worship my incense, I will definitely bless your family's safety and success, and the future generations will be talented. If not, I can take back what I have given out."

There was a dark wind around him, and the Bai family members felt goosebumps rising from the cold.

None of the Bai family understood why Yuan Qi helped a ghost, and there was inevitably some sadness in his eyes.

Yuan Qi guessed what the Bai family was thinking, looked around and said, "I can take him away, but your son's career will be over. Maybe you and your son will be imprisoned."

She was not being alarmist. The faces of the Bai family and his son had been changing. Ever since they did not want to worship Zhou Kuixing, they could tell that they were in prison. Even Bai Langping's face showed signs of early death.

Although Yuan Qi was young, the Bai family saw her ability and did not dare to suspect that Yuan Qi was exaggerating. At most, they thought she wanted to spend more money on sesame oil.

"You don't have to worry. He is not a bad person. As long as you sincerely serve him, your family will definitely get better and better."

The Bai family looked at me and I looked at you and could only nod.

Mrs. Bai was embarrassed: "Then my grandson cries day and night because of him?"

Yuan Qi hummed: "It's because of him..."

Madam Bai immediately changed her face to a reproachful one: "Then you said he is not a bad person. If he is not a bad person, why would he harm my grandson?"

Yuan Qi was actually asked and didn't know how to answer.

Zhou Kuixing came over and replied: "Your grandson is weak and can see me, but no one else can. Naturally, I only talked to your grandson. He cried without being scared. If I wanted to kill him, He has died a long time ago. If this star-lord had not been unable to return to the immortal position because of his insufficient merit, how could he care about your incense?"

The faces of the Bai family looked better. Although this man was a ghost, he was still Lord Wenquxing who descended to earth. He could be regarded as a serious immortal. The Bai family discussed it and finally decided to worship Zhou Kuixing properly.

Zhou Kuixing snorted, looking very arrogant.

He also explained to Yuan Qi: "If I hadn't been accidentally killed by a classmate, I must have been a good official who brought benefit to the world. I could accumulate a lot of merit and I would definitely be able to return to the immortal position. How could I stay in the human world for a hundred years?"

He also walked around in front of Yuan Qi: "Have you seen the golden light of merit on my body?"

Yuan Qi shook his head.

Zhou Kuixing was annoyed: "It's a little less, but it's still there. Take a closer look."

Yuan Qi didn't want to talk to him.

Then he talked to the Bai family about the room and location for worship, as well as the precautions for how to burn incense and so on.

Finally, Yuan Qi explained that the boy's horoscopes were easy to attract ghosts and evil spirits, so it was best to keep the jade medal with you and not take it off. Also, they enshrined Zhou Kuixing, and Zhou Kuixing could also protect the boy a little. In short, he was sure to make a profit without losing anything.

Yuan Qi received one thousand taels of silver.

Zhou Kuixing was enshrined in a sunny main room, and the wolf-hair pen where he lived was also placed on the altar table. He was in a good mood, thinking that he would instruct Bai Langping on how to serve as an official and benefit the people. If Bai Langping had merit, he would also have merit, and he would be able to go back in a few decades.

A ray of golden light of merit flew into Yuan Qi's spiritual platform.

The work ended early today, Yuan Qi strolled on the street for a while and then returned home.

As soon as she entered the house, she heard that something had happened in the back house. Du Haitang had hanged himself. The servants found out when they were delivering tea in the afternoon.

Xiangli Mingzhu asked her servants to buy a thin coffin, carry the person out and bury him anywhere.

Yuan Qi didn't have the habit of meddling in other people's business, but she still found it strange and concluded that Du Haitang died unexpectedly.

When I saw Du Haitang yesterday, there was no lifeless look on her face, but today she is dead. She must have been killed by someone.

As for why he was killed and by whom, this was a matter for the Jiang government or the government, and she had no intention of interfering.

Shenxun waited for her for a long time, and when she came back, he followed her into the house: "Du Haitang was strangled to death, and the person who did it was Grandma Wang who was next to Xiangli Mingzhu. Grandma Wang also said that she should not hide it. When the lady gave birth to the child, she was reassured that her child would be raised well.”

Yuan Qi took off his cloth bag and put it on the table. He poured a glass of water and drank it: "What does this have to do with me? I'm not interested in Jiang Mansion's affairs."

She glanced at Shenxun: "I didn't expect that you would always like to gossip."

Shenxun chirped: "The sparrow in Haitang Xiaozhu told me that Du Haitang didn't want to die and wanted to grow up with her son. She begged Grandma Wang for a long time, but Grandma Wang still refused to let her go. Several people came together If you hold her down, she will die miserably."

Shenxun also spread her wings and described it in a very exaggerated way: "At that time, her tongue was so long that the birds were scared when they saw it."

(End of this chapter)