There was indeed a lot of meat for dinner. Bai Chi praised the Taoist priest for his excellent cooking skills while taking a deep breath. He filled his stomach in two or three bites.

The remaining tasteless food was fed to pigs by Taoist Yunxiao.

Bai Chi followed Yunxiao to the backyard of the Taoist temple, and his eyes widened when he saw the fat and big-eared pigs.

"Master, are you still raising pigs?"

Yunxiao said as a matter of course: "The ones you raise yourself taste better."

Then Bai Chi heard the sound of a rooster crowing nearby.

Bai Chi hurriedly pushed the wheelchair over, but he couldn't move anymore when he reached the door, so he could only stretch his neck and stick his head out.

So when Taoist Yunxiao finished his work, he turned around and saw Bai Chi standing at the back door, half of his head embedded in the door, and his wheelchair and body were still in the yard.

I was startled again and took a few quick steps: "Little ghost!"

The result was that Bai Chi, who had been trying hard to stick his head out to look outside, suddenly lost control of his body and rushed out of the door.

Following Bai Chi's soft cry, Yun Xiao also slammed into the door with a bang the next second.

The sound was so loud that even Bai Chi, who had rolled to the ground, was startled.

"Master, are you okay?"

After this collision, Taoist Yunxiao came back to his senses. He gritted his teeth and endured the pain, covering his forehead with one hand and opening the door with the other.

"I'm fine, how are you?"

I opened the door and turned on the light, just in time to see Bai Chi stuffing his internal organs into his stomach.

Even though I've seen it many times, I still can't help but feel my cheeks twitching and my stomach getting uncomfortable.

"I'm fine, but Taoist Priest, could you please lengthen the distance a bit? Even if we're just walking the dog, isn't five meters too close?"

Bai Chi stuffed the internal organs back in and pushed the wheelchair to the side. Taoist Yunxiao hurriedly followed, fearing that the previous mistake would happen again.

"When I change the container later, the distance should be longer."

"Wow, they really raise chickens. Taoist Priest, you're living a carefree life, you seem quite content. You raise chickens for your own consumption, right?"

There is a big chicken coop outside the back door. Bai Chi heard some noise just now, so he stuck his head out to take a look.

He is now a ghost. As long as he wants, he can pass through any physical object, and it is normal for him to pass through walls.

The two voices rang out simultaneously. Taoist Yunxiao paused and replied, "The chickens we raise ourselves lay eggs that are convenient and healthy to eat."

Bai Chi gave a thumbs up and said, "Master, you know how to maintain your health, but if you maintain these, won't you be able to travel far?"

"No, I found someone to take care of it, so I don't have to watch it every day."

They waited until Bai Chi had finished reading before Yi Piao prepared to go back.

When closing the door, Taoist Yunxiao rubbed his forehead unconsciously and grimaced in pain, which showed how powerful the previous collision was.

Bai Chi saw it and quickly moved closer to look up to see clearly: "What happened to you? Oh, I just heard a sound, did you hit the door?"

He happened to fall out at that time, so he didn't notice the movement behind him.

Taoist Yunxiao immediately put down his hand and shook his head seriously: "I'm fine."

"Master, your husband just saw you half inside and half outside the door, and he was so scared that he forgot he was a human and not a ghost. He couldn't walk through walls, so he rushed over and hit you hard."

Xiao Hei quickly replayed the screen recording, which was a snapshot he took on the spur of the moment.

Just then, Taoist Yunxiao slammed his head against the door with a loud bang. His face was distorted in an instant. He leaned against the door, covering his head. It took him a while to speak.

It can be seen that the collision was quite serious.

Bai Chi felt a little distressed and reached out to rub his forehead, but ended up pressing his entire hand directly into Taoist Yunxiao's forehead.

In an instant, the two people froze at the same time.

Xiao Hei in the space was almost laughing crazy.

The ambiguous atmosphere that had finally arisen disappeared in an instant.

Bai Chi withdrew his hand as if nothing had happened, and even shook his fingers in a mischievous manner.

Just as he was about to say something, he suddenly noticed that Taoist Yunxiao's expression changed, and he even instinctively reached out and pressed on Baichi's wrist.

Of course, he couldn't touch it, so Bai Chi's hand naturally withdrew, staring at the bloody eyes and asking in confusion.

"What's wrong?"

Taoist Yunxiao touched the area between his eyebrows thoughtfully. Bai Chi's hand had just reached in from that place.

"When you put your hand in just now, it seemed a little cold."

It feels cool, just like eating a mint candy.

Bai Chi was surprised: "Really? You Taoists can feel the touch of ghosts? Then why can't I feel it?"

Taoist Master Yunxiao was also puzzled.

"It's not supposed to be felt."

As he said this, he glanced at Bai Chi, who was returning to the front room with him, and continued to explain.

"Actually, I can't usually see it so clearly. I can only vaguely sense the presence of unhealthy energy and vague ghostly figures."

This earthbound spirit in front of him, whose origins were unknown, was the first time he saw its appearance so clearly.

Thinking of this, Taoist Yunxiao's eyes flickered a little embarrassedly.

In fact, he fainted in the morning because he drank soy milk and then went to donate blood. The staff saw that he was in good health and drew more blood.

But it is undeniable that the visual impact of seeing such a clear and tragic ghost for the first time was indeed quite big.

Bai Chi understood it immediately, but that didn't stop him from pretending not to understand.

When Taoist Master Yunxiao saw that he didn't react, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

"I didn't feel anything strange when I met you this morning. I don't know what happened just now."

Bai Chi was curious, so he reached out and poked Yun Xiao's arm.

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