I was a fortune teller in 90

Chapter 505 Grandpa is my Senior Brother
Dai Qing was very happy to meet Jiang Li suddenly. She briefly introduced him to Lu Banxian and then took him home.

Pushing the cart onto the road, Dai Qing couldn't help but turn around and look at the old man.

"I thought you were joking, but I didn't expect you to actually come to my city."

Looking at his old face, I have to say that this old man is still quite persistent.

"I have traveled all over the country in recent years. Although I am unwilling to hear from my senior brother, I have accepted this result." Jiang Li sighed as he looked at the gloomy sky. It has been too long. Perhaps my senior brother is no longer alive.

Otherwise, if the senior brother knew that someone was looking for him, he would definitely show up on his own initiative.

Dai Qing nodded, showing her understanding. "Do your best and leave the rest to fate."

"My travels this time have not been completely fruitless. Now that the metaphysical school has revived, it is time for me to go back. Whether the Jiang School can regain its former glory depends on the next generation of children."

Jiang Li said, chuckling.
"It was also my elder brother's long-cherished wish to develop and expand the Jiang Sect."

As far as I can remember, my senior brother had been helping my father run the Jiang Sect and was highly respected by his fellow apprentices. He also regarded the Jiang Sect as his own home, and making the Jiang Sect famous was the promise they made when they were drinking and chatting.

After being imprisoned, the senior brother disappeared and has not appeared in the world for decades. He already had the worst plan in his mind.

However, he was unwilling to give in and wanted to see the deceased either alive or dead.

After traveling around the country, he left behind only his life.

"This is my home, please come in." Dai Qing opened the door and invited people in.

Jiang Li entered the yard and looked at the neatly tidied courtyard, a row of bamboos surrounding the wall, a wooden grape trellis, and a blue brick platform next to it with two empty flower pots on it.

Although the yard is not big, it is very neat and tidy and looks comfortable.

"You have done a great job with your little yard."

Although it is smaller than the courtyards in the capital, it is full of life and a very comfortable home. I didn't expect that at such a young age, she would give people the illusion of health preservation.

It’s quite interesting when you think about it.

"Yes, this is the yard where my grandfather and I lived together. I have lived here since I was a child and have developed feelings for it."

Dai Qing parked her bicycle under the shed, opened the door to the living room, took a clean glass, and poured a cup of brewed chrysanthemum tea.

"Chrysanthemum tea, clears heat..."

Halfway through his words, Jiang Li was seen standing in front of his grandfather's photo in a daze, his whole body trembling.

Dai Qing was stunned and looked in the direction he was looking. Apart from the black and white photo of her grandfather before his death, there were two plates of offerings and an incense burner on the table.

"Grandpa Jiang..."

"...It turns out that I have found you a long time ago, Senior Brother. You made it so easy for me to find you."

Jiang Li put his hands on the corners of the table, his mouth trembled, and his eyes were red.

Dai Qing: "..."

Grandpa is his senior brother?

This is too...

Jiang Li took a deep breath, trying to calm himself down, but his chest was beating so fast that he couldn't calm down for a while. The old man clenched his fists, turned his head to look at the photo, and then turned to look at Dai Qing. His face was flushed, and his wrinkled face was shaking.

I guess even he himself couldn't describe how upset he felt at that moment.

Dai Qing looked at him, then looked at the photo of her grandfather, and was silent for a while.

The person Jiang Li was looking for turned out to be her grandfather!
She had always been curious about Jiang Li and did have the idea of ​​exploring him. But after convincing herself again and again, she finally put the idea aside.

If I had known this earlier, the mystery would have been solved long ago. Why would I have gone around in circles for all this time?
Sure enough, fate is a wonderful thing.

Dai Qing looked at him and quietly left the room, leaving him in silence. It was no surprise that he couldn't accept the fact that he had been searching for decades and suddenly appeared before his eyes.

Dai Qing stood at the door, listening to any movement in the room at any time, for she was really afraid that the old man would get too excited and faint.

Fortunately, apart from the sound of pacing back and forth, there was the sound of whimpering, and then everything returned to normal.

It was an hour later before Jiang Li finally recovered.

He opened the door, walked into the yard, and looked at the figure sitting under the grape trellis. He turned around and washed his face under the water pipe, then slowly walked over and sat down on the chair next to him.

His hands were gripping the armrests, veins bulging, and it seemed that he was still uneasy.

Dai Qing didn't urge him. She stood up, poured him a glass of water, and then sat down in front of him.

"I have lived with my grandfather since I can remember. After moving several times, we finally settled here and have never moved since then... This yard carries all the memories of my grandfather and I."

Dai Qing looked at him and spoke softly, "But my grandfather's name is Dai Kun, and I never thought he would be related to you."

Hearing the name Dai Kun, Jiang Li was silent for a moment and nodded.

"That's understandable..."

After such a big setback, it is normal to hide one's identity. He also thought of this, so he asked around for fortune tellers all over the country. As long as his senior brother returned to his old job, there must be some clues to follow.

But after asking around, he found nothing.

Following the clues, he even dug out two hidden powerful men, but there was no sign of his senior brother staying there.

"My senior brother is a proud man. When he first joined the Jiang School, his name was Dai Kezong. He was a high-spirited young man. At that time, it was still the old society, and many people valued metaphysics. But because my senior brother was too talented, my father accepted him as a personal disciple and changed his surname to Jiang."

"At that time, I was still unwilling to accept it. I went against him every day and was often punished by my father to kneel down and face the wall to reflect on my mistakes. But I also knew in my heart that my senior brother's talent was far superior to mine. At that time, we were fighting with each other because of our youthful mentality and our unwillingness to admit defeat."

"I just didn't expect that this separation would last a lifetime."

After Jiang Li finished speaking, he sighed and looked at Dai Qing.

"Brother, you have amazing knowledge and talent that no one can match, but you ruined it in the struggle for fame and fortune. In order to destroy him, those people did not hesitate to confuse right and wrong and destroy the entire Jiang sect. I wanted to clear the name of the Jiang family, but times have changed. After the establishment of the new society, superstition was eradicated. All sects have been cautious and low-key, and some even went so far as to hide from the world."

"I had no choice but to shift my focus to finding him. I don't believe that my brother died in that turmoil. A person like him can't just disappear like that. So, I have always believed that my brother is still alive, waiting for me to rescue him."

Listening to Jiang Li's low voice narration, Dai Qing looked at his bloodshot eyes.

"My grandfather has always been a gatekeeper for others... He occasionally used his old trade, but he also deliberately erased the traces."

During those years of food and clothing shortage, Grandpa never stopped feeding her. Moreover, sometimes he would disappear for several days, but every time he came home, he would bring food with him.

She knew that her grandfather was very capable, but she never knew what he had been through.