The female supporting role who was deprived of the koi luck in the chronicle

Chapter 139 Taoist Temple
Xu Zhilin was taken aback, "What do you think?"

Chen Yun frowned, "I just don't know what to think of, so hurry up and help me think about it."

Xu Zhilin shook his head, "I can't think of it."

Chen Yun's mind was spinning rapidly, and she suddenly grabbed Xu Zhilin, "Otherwise, let's say that Xu Hang is studying in the county, and it is inconvenient to live in the school, so he has to buy a house in the county."

Xu Zhilin opened his mouth wide, "This—"

Chen Yun twisted Xu Zhilin's arm hard, "That's all."

"No, let's just do it! Let's really go to the county to buy a house!"

"Take some time to look in the county to see if there is anyone selling a house. Let's ask the old lady to buy it with money, and write our son's name."

Xu Zhilin hesitated, "This, this is not very good."

Chen Yun stared at him, "Do you still want this family?"

"Oh——" Xu Zhilin sighed, "Alright, but if you want to talk about it, you can talk about it."

He didn't even know how to talk to his mother.

Chen Yundao: "I'll go and say it's fine. You should look after the house first, ask your mother for the money, and then we'll go buy it."

"No matter what, our son will not talk about the city in the future, he will definitely go to work in the county, and the house will be used in the future."

She still had another plan in her heart, taking advantage of the fact that the old lady didn't recognize Xu Zhiqiang's daughter-in-law, she quickly spent all the money in the old lady's hand, otherwise, Xu Zhiqiang would have to spend a lot of money to marry a wife.

Chen Yun and Xu Zhilin had discussed it, and when they got home, Chen Yun was very affectionate with the old lady, so he ran to make a cup of tea for the old lady, and said with a smile: "Mom, I was the one who didn't care about what I said before, so don't bother with me. "

The old lady took the tea and looked at Chen Yun with a half-smile.

The second daughter-in-law is definitely not sincerely admitting her mistake, she must have some idea in her heart.

She doesn't expose it either, the fox's tail will show up one day.

After breakfast the next day, Susie wore a thick padded jacket.

Tian Xiaohui laughed at her, "It's not so cold, you are wearing such thick clothes now, what should you do in winter?"

Susie turned her head and said, "Yesterday it was the beginning of winter, don't you know?"

She is going to the Taoist Temple with Uncle Liao today. I heard that the Taoist Temple is on the mountain, and it is cold on the mountain. It is always right to wear more clothes.

Susie specially carried a bag, she thought that no matter whether the porcelain was good or not, if she picked a few good-looking ones, it would be worthy of Uncle Liao's wishes.

When we arrived at Liao's house, the six cars were all set up.

Aunt Lan was wearing a headscarf, and she was also dressed to go out.

Su Qian and Aunt Liao Shulan got into the car, and the six sons drove the car out of the village.

I met a few villagers along the way, and they all looked at Aunt Liao Shulan and Su Qian in the car strangely.

They couldn't figure out how Su Zhiqing, who looked like a fairy, got mixed up with Liao Laizi and his wife.

The six sons drove the car for about seventeen or eight miles, pointed to the front and said, "That's the mountain."

Susie looked forward.

There are mountains all around here, and that mountain is not the highest around, but for some reason, I feel that mountain is particularly beautiful.

It's almost winter, and the mountains are still lush.

The six sons parked the car at the foot of the mountain, and Aunt Lan smiled and said, "I won't go up, I'm here to watch the donkey cart. Lao Liao took me there before, and there's nothing to see."

Su Qian and Uncle Liao's six sons went up the mountain.

Six sons took a hoe, probably to dig something.

There are wide steps made of bluestone slabs on the mountain. Weeds are overgrown in the gaps between the bluestone slabs. It seems that no one usually walks.

At first, Susie was worried that Uncle Liao would not be able to go up the mountain, but she didn't expect Uncle Liao to walk fast with one hand on a cane.

Susie was able to keep up at first, but gradually she felt strenuous and her speed slowed down.

Uncle Liao and the six sons slowed down and waited for Su Qian.

After climbing for more than an hour, we finally reached the top of the mountain.

The top of the mountain is a very open flat land. Susie thought that she would see an antique Taoist temple, but she didn't expect that there were only broken tiles and ruins in front of her.

However, it can be seen that the scale of this Taoist temple was not small in the past.

Standing in front of the broken tiles, Uncle Liao sighed, "When I was young, the incense in the Taoist temple was quite good, but I didn't expect it to be set on fire by those people."

Uncle Liao looked around for a while, seeming to discern the direction, and then walked towards a place.

Susie and the six sons quickly followed.

Uncle Liao took a closer look and pointed to the side of a broken wall, "It's here, dig it out."

Six sons dig with a hoe.

Susie took a closer look at the broken walls on the ground. There were two walls very close to each other, which should have been a sandwich wall before.

When many big families build a house, they will build a sandwich wall in some places, and there is a long and narrow space in the middle. From the outside, they don’t even know that there is another space here, which is equivalent to the third hidden in the middle of the two rooms. A room can be used to put some valuable items.

The equivalent of a hidden safe.

However, since Uncle Liao asked the six sons to dig, it must not be as simple as sandwiching the wall.

She has heard that many temples have underground palaces. In the famous underground palace of Famen Temple, a large number of royal treasures of the Tang Dynasty were dug out. This Taoist temple may also have an underground palace.

The six sons dug for a long time, Susie felt that it was almost one meter deep from the ground, and the six sons suddenly shouted: "We have dug it."

Susie walked over to have a look, and saw a bluestone slab under the soil, and a black iron ring on the bluestone slab.

Uncle Liao said: "Try harder and pull this stone slab away."

Susie originally thought there was an agency or something, but she didn't expect it to be so primitive and rude.

The six sons spent a lot of effort and finally pulled the bluestone slab up.

A dark hole inside was revealed, and there were steps extending down.

The sixth son's eyes lit up, he raised his foot and was about to walk in, Uncle Liao said, "Wait a minute."

"There has been no ventilation in here for a long time, and it is full of exhaust and poisonous gas. Let's wait for half an hour before going down."

Uncle Liao found a place to sit down, and Susie sat next to him.

Uncle Liao revisited his hometown and couldn't help talking about the past.

"This Taoist temple was built by my ancestor, and it has been hundreds of years."

"My patriarch is said to have served the emperor in the palace. Later, the court ministers and empresses in the palace always tried to win him over to stand in line. The patriarch didn't want to get involved in disputes, so he resigned from the emperor."

"Both the emperor and the ladies in the palace rewarded the patriarch with a lot of gold, silver and jewels. The patriarch returned to his hometown and bought this mountain to build a Taoist temple."

"When it was first built, the incense was not at its peak, and there were hundreds of Taoists."

"Oh, I didn't expect it to be passed on to me and my senior brother, but this Taoist temple is gone."

Uncle Liao looked regretful and depressed.

Su Qian didn't know how to comfort Uncle Liao. The desolate and dilapidated scene in front of her was indeed heartbreaking.

Uncle Liao heaved a long sigh, "In our generation, there are only two senior brothers, and now we are also separated from my senior brother."

Susie seemed to have heard from someone that Uncle Liao's senior brother ran away. She asked curiously, "Your senior brother didn't say where he was going when he left?"

(End of this chapter)