Tomb Bride: A Millennium Immortal Jade Face Beauty

Although the main hall is not as dilapidated as the Cui family's ancestral hall in Daleizi Mountain, it can be seen that no one has taken care of it for some years.Thick dust is scattered everywhere, and a foot can leave a mark when you step on it.Standing in front of the incense table are two decorations that I have never seen before. Although they cannot be named, they should be some kind of ancient bronze totem.There is a futon between the two totems, and the dragon pattern is embroidered on the futon. It seems that the emperor is the one who worships the statue.I was even more surprised when I looked up at the statue. The statue in front of me was neither a god nor a fairy, nor was it Nurhachi, the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty.It is a giant statue of a crow. The statue is about five meters high and completely black. It is carved out of the same mold as the one that hovered above my head just now. Of course, in the eyes of humans, all crows look the same. What Ziwu Maoyou.It closed its eyes peacefully as if it had fallen asleep, and it held something in its slender beak. The light was dim and I couldn't see clearly.

The mouse hurriedly brought a torch, and found that it was holding a jade pendant in its mouth, and the jade pendant was covered with dust. I wiped it off with my hand and saw that there was nothing good about it except that the jade pendant was carved with dragon patterns. If the topaz finger ring hanging around my neck is a good material, then this jade pendant is nothing compared to it.But the mouse didn't think so, he said that most of the people who dared to use dragon patterns as decorations in history were royal families.In the antique market, no matter how good the thing is, as long as it has the royal side, the price will double and rise.While talking, he stepped on the incense table and slid his feet from the mouth of the crow statue.

As soon as the mouse took off the jade pendant with its front feet, the sky outside the ancient temple changed. In an instant, there was a strong wind, dark clouds covered the sun, and lightning flashed across the sky without any warning at all.

"God damn it, I can't see what kind of treasure I got!" The mouse didn't take it seriously at all, and couldn't put it down while holding the jade pendant.

After a while, Dou Da fell down. I thought there must be something wrong. Although the weather in Changbai Mountain was unpredictable, it changed too fast. Just now, there was a full moon hanging in the sky, even the shadow of a cloud I can't even see it. Why is it raining suddenly?And I also found a strange phenomenon, such a big raindrop fell on the ground without even a little movement, and the bonfire in the courtyard was still so prosperous, it was not affected by the heavy rain at all, every drop of rain fell on the fire There was a ray of blue light, which was somewhat similar to the dark fire that the old people said.

If it is said that the Dragon Vessel of the Qing Dynasty is a unique geomantic treasure that is hard to find in the world, then it is expected that the geomantic omen of this ancient temple that enshrines the statue of the crow is also hard to find.It's just that since the mouse took the dragon-patterned jade pendant from the beak of the crow statue, the feng shui of the entire ancient temple has been completely changed, from good to bad in an instant.The people who built the Dragon Veins of the Qing Dynasty in the early Qing Dynasty must have masters of Feng Shui among them. This layout is absolutely perfect, anyway, I didn't notice it at all.

"Mouse, hurry up, the treasure in your hand has caused trouble for both of us!" I pulled the mouse who was in a daze and was about to rush out the door.

Suddenly, a strange force came from nowhere, closing the broken door in the hall with a bang.I secretly thought it was bad, this is not closing the door to beat the dog.At that moment, he slammed his body against the door of the temple with all his strength, and there were stars in his eyes, and the door was as undamaged as a layer of copper and iron.