After the fake daughter’s mind was read, the real daughter posted crazy posts

Father Chu seemed not to notice the old Taoist's anxiety. He said cheerfully, "Okay! Masters all have their own habits!"

Before the old Taoist priest had time to feel happy, he heard Chu's father add a sentence.

"I'm worried about my daughter's health, so why don't I go to the Taoist temple with the master? We can also take this opportunity to cultivate our character."

Hearing this, the old Taoist's face instantly fell.

He proposed to go back to the Taoist temple just to buy himself time to escape! If Chu's father followed him, what would he bother to fight for!
If he is going to get beaten sooner or later, he might as well enjoy it here first!

"that……"

"What's wrong, Master? Are you worried about something?"

The old Taoist priest looked at Mr. Chu's gentle face. He gritted his teeth and said, "Mr. Chu, I'll tell you the truth! I can't draw such a talisman paper at all."

The old Taoist priest simply gave up, thinking that no matter what, these people would not do anything too outrageous.

He has been in the world for so many years and has earned a lot of money and fame. Maybe this is retribution!

After comforting himself, the old Taoist priest instantly became like a piece of tough meat, no longer afraid of anything.

Chu's father did not do anything to the Taoist priest because he concealed the truth. He had only one goal, which was to get a lot of such talisman papers, or to find the person who drew the talisman papers.

He waved at Chu Mu and Chu Shang, asking them to step aside first.

Chu Mu and Chu Shang nodded obediently, turned around and walked upstairs, and then when they reached the second floor, they squatted down at the same time, leaning on the railing to peek down.

Downstairs, Chu's father took the old Taoist priest to the small reception room next door.

Seeing this, Chu Mu and Chu Shang upstairs moved to a corner where it was convenient to eavesdrop and continued squatting.

Returning to the living room, Father Chu did not speak immediately, but slowly made a pot of tea.

The old Taoist priest was not too anxious. As expected, once a person is completely down and out, he will become fearless at lightning speed.

But in reality, few people can completely give up. The old Taoist priest started to follow his master outside when he was still a minor, and he understood this psychological tactic of using stillness to control movement the most.

But even though we understand it, at a time like this, no one is really free of worry.

The old Taoist priest watched Chu's father slowly brew tea for twenty minutes.

Upstairs, Chu Mu and Chu Shang were already sitting cross-legged on the ground.

"Mr. Chu, if you have anything to say, just say it directly! No need to use all this fancy words!"

The old Taoist priest couldn't keep his balance anymore.

"I heard that the master has a disciple who just turned eighteen?"

After finding the person, Chu's father did not try to find out everything, let alone something that was so obvious.

"What do you want to do?" When the old Taoist priest heard the other party talking about his apprentice, his hair stood on end.

He was an orphan and was raised by his master. The only request his master made of him before his death was to pass on his Taoist skills. To this end, he took in a disciple for him despite his serious illness on his deathbed.

He himself was not talented enough and had only learned the basics of fortune-telling, but this apprentice was a genius.

It’s just that his disciple is an orphan like him, and he is also a loner. He is so loner that he stays in the Taoist temple for several years without leaving.

He only had two weak points in his life, one was his little disciple, and the other was the ancient books of his school passed down by his master.

Father Chu has already touched one of them.

But even if the old Taoist priest was angry, he could only swallow his anger. He only knew some face-reading skills and had no attacking ability at all.

"Master, my daughter is also eighteen years old this year." (End of this chapter)