"Blooming by the river, red like a wedding veil, little flower, inside is my home..."

Xiao Bai didn't know how long she had slept in a daze, but she woke up in a warm breeze. The hazy singing of a child that she had heard before she fainted was still in her ears. She opened her eyes, and what caught her eye was an endless field of red red spider lilies. She was instantly shocked by the sea of ​​red spider lilies in front of her. The endless red spider lilies swayed gently in the breeze, and transparent little human-like figures, only as tall as a palm, were running around in the red spider lilies beside her.

Those little people were white and translucent, like crystal, with human-like body shapes and facial features, a bit like elves or Thumbelina in fairy tales. They hid in the red spider lilies not far from her, and occasionally emerged from the flowers, swaying gently towards her, as if secretly looking at her.

Perhaps the scenery was so beautiful that Xiao Bai forgot her fear. After a while, she murmured, "Is this... the Forgotten River..."

"Oh--"

A light laugh came from behind, followed by a surprised voice, "Huh, I see, no wonder... no wonder..."

This male voice is crisp and pleasant, as light as pearls falling on a jade plate. It is a gentle voice, but it makes people feel as if they are surrounded by this voice. It is really a nice voice.

Xiao Bai turned his head in a daze. The scene he saw at that moment seemed like a dream, so beautiful and enchanting. Even after many years, he had never forgotten the figure of the young man in the sea of ​​red spider lilies. It was so beautiful that it seemed unreal.

A young man stood deep in a sea of ​​flowers, his backlit, a crescent moon behind him. His features were hazy, his features unclear; all he could see was a tall, slender black figure in a robe, the hems of his robes billowing, his long hair flowing in the wind. Beneath his feet lay a sea of ​​crimson red spider lilies. A gust of wind blew, the flowers swaying in the breeze, and his long black hair swayed with the drifting petals.

"It's just a coincidence that the rift between the two worlds opened. That's all. This is not the place for you to stay. Go back."

After he finished speaking, the young man gently raised his right hand and turned his body slightly. The silver moonlight illuminated half of his face. His cold eyes were hidden in the fluttering black hair. Half of his eyes were hidden in the darkness, and the other half were illuminated by the moonlight like stars. He gently waved his sleeves, and a gust of wind lifted up countless petals.

The scene was so beautiful that Xiao Bai forgot to breathe. Then he felt a gust of wind, his whole body went limp, and he fell into a drowsy sleep again.

"Baibai, wake up, wake up quickly."

Xiao Bai opened his eyes hazily and saw two blurry figures swaying in his vision. When he looked carefully, he found that they were his father and mother.

"Bai Bai has woken up, Bai Bai has woken up." Mother Xiao cried softly in surprise:

"My Baibai finally woke up, woo woo, God bless, it's really God bless."

"Mom..." Xiao Bai called softly, only to feel his throat extremely bitter and dry.

"Hey, Mom is here. How are you? Are you still feeling uncomfortable? Are you hungry?" Mother Xiao looked at her daughter who had been unconscious for a long time and finally woke up, feeling heartbroken.

"Mom, I...what happened?" Xiao Bai tried hard to recall what happened before. She only vaguely remembered that their car seemed to have hit something, and then she fell asleep... And, that man who was so beautiful that he didn't look like a human...

"Xiaobai, you've been in a coma for almost a week." Father Xiao's eyes were filled with tears, and his voice was choked with sobs:

"When your bus crashed into the valley, you might have hit your head and you haven't woken up since. Now you're finally awake. Your mother and I were so worried."

"Yes, my Baibai, you have suffered. You have not woken up. I thought, I thought... wuwuwu..." As Mother Xiao spoke, tears began to flow again.

"Okay, okay, mom, the child is awake now. Go make him something delicious. Xiaobai must be starving."

"Yes, yes, I'll go cook, I'll go cook," Mother Xiao said as she wiped away her tears, her eyes red as she walked towards the kitchen. "The child just woke up, I'll make some fish soup to nourish him. I really have to thank the temple gods for their blessings this time. I must go to the temple to fulfill my vow later."

Temple God? Hearing his mother's mumbling gradually fade away, Xiao Bai was puzzled, "Dad, what's going on with the temple god?"

"Ah? Temple deity, it's like this. You were in an accident and have been in a coma ever since. The doctors couldn't find the cause. They just said there was nothing wrong with your body, but you just couldn't wake up. Your mother was so worried. Your mother and I ran to all the nearby hospitals, big and small, but there was nothing we could do. I heard that the temple on Jianzi Peak is quite effective."

"Top Peak?"

"Yes," Father Xiao paused, then continued, "You know your mother believes in this. I heard that several people in the village went to that temple to pray before, and they all said it was quite effective. So we went there to pray, and I didn't expect you to actually wake up. It seems that there really is...someone in charge of the temple. In a few days, I have to go with your mother to help you fulfill your wish."

Jianzi Peak, a dilapidated temple. Xiao Bai recalled the villagers' conversation on the way home in the car. They seemed to have mentioned such a temple. Isn't this a scam? Could my mother have been deceived? No, she had to go and see it. Cheating people is fine, but not stealing money!