Liu Feng cured Liu Xingyong, but he knew that if the source of the Yin energy was not found, others might still be harmed by it.

So he searched around Liu Village for traces of Yin energy, tracing its source step by step.

After some searching, Liu Feng finally found the source of the Yin energy—a bamboo forest outside the village.

The bamboo forest was surrounded by a desolate and dilapidated graveyard, overgrown with weeds. Many graves had collapsed, and white bones could be seen in some of the open openings.

The temperature here is also colder than in other places. After a period of investigation, Liu Feng determined that this was a place where yin energy gathers.

Deep in the bamboo forest, Liu Feng discovered a pitch-black stone tablet.

The stone tablet was engraved with ancient runes, which were already blurred and illegible, but it exuded a strong aura of yin and evil.

Liu Feng understood that this stone tablet was the root cause of Liu Xingyong's possession by evil spirits.

Liu Xingyong and his son often came here to cut bamboo. The more often they came, the more Yin energy they absorbed.

With that thought in mind, he walked to the stone tablet without hesitation, placed his hand on it, and exerted all his divine sense.

The magic gourd immediately emitted a powerful suction force, absorbing the yin energy on the stone tablet.

This time it took longer than before because the malevolent energy on the stone tablet was much stronger.

When the magic gourd finally absorbed all the Yin energy on the stone tablet, it emitted a dazzling golden light that shot directly into Liu Feng's dantian.

Liu Feng felt his spiritual power rapidly increase, his cultivation level rise, and he was one step closer to the mid-stage of Qi Refining.

He was amazed by the magical abilities of the gourd and excited to have found a way to improve his cultivation.

But where can one find such a place where yin energy gathers?

Looking at the stone tablet in front of him, which had lost its Yin energy, Liu Feng recalled the records of "Yin Sha Stone Tablet" in ancient books.

He understood that this stone tablet was probably a magical artifact used by an ancient feng shui master or a spiritual practitioner to seal away malevolent energy.

Once the stone tablet is damaged or the seal fails, the suppressed evil energy will spread out and attach itself to the surrounding people or objects, causing harm.

After returning to the village, Liu Feng told the villagers the legend of the Yin Sha Stone Tablet.

They all expressed their gratitude, thankful that Liu Feng had found the root of the problem in time and eliminated the potential danger.

After Liu Xingyong recovered, he recalled the experience of resting by the grave because he was tired when he returned home from cutting bamboo in the bamboo garden that day.

A cool breeze blew by, and he fell seriously ill, often losing his mind. Now that he knows the truth, he admires Liu Feng immensely.

The next day, very early in the morning.

The old man and Liu Xingyong's family brought a large pig's head with great fanfare to express their heartfelt gratitude to Liu Feng.

Su Dongmei also brought over some newly woven bamboo baskets and hampers from her own home, which He Qunfang couldn't refuse, so she accepted them.

Liu Xingyong is a bamboo craftsman who stays at home all day, weaving various bamboo products.

Watching the family of four living happily, without repeating the tragedy of the previous life, Liu Feng felt a sense of satisfaction from the bottom of his heart.

This strengthened his resolve to use his own strength to protect those around him and safeguard the peace and harmony of this land.

From then on, the old man and Liu Xingyong never suffered from mental instability again and lived a peaceful life.

Liu Feng became famous in the village.

The morning sun shone through the clouds and onto the quiet campus. As usual, Liu Feng, a primary school student, carried his schoolbag and stepped into the school gate.

His gaze swept through the crowd and landed on that familiar figure.

Under the astonished gazes of Xiong Biao and the others, Yu Jingya's foot had returned to normal, and she did not take leave to rest at home as they had expected.

Yu Jingya sat quietly by the window, glancing occasionally at Liu Feng, who was sitting in the first row.

I don't know which gossipy person told Wang Juan about Liu Feng carrying Yu Jingya home.

Upon hearing this news, Wang Juan felt a mix of emotions, like a bottle of mixed flavors had been spilled.

She felt that her relationship with Liu Feng was very close, as if her beloved toy had been taken away, which made her very uncomfortable.

She barely spoke to Liu Feng all morning, and even deliberately crossed the "38th parallel" between them, occupying most of the table and squeezing Liu Feng to the side.

Liu Feng pretended to be nonchalant, trying to hide his embarrassment.

Out of the corner of his eye, Liu Feng glanced at Wang Juan and saw that she was still pouting and looking angry. He thought to himself: This little girl has a bit of a temper. I was just helping Yu Jingya by taking her home, why are you unhappy?

Hurry up and win this young lady over.

After class, Liu Feng ran to a small stall at the school gate and picked out some snacks.

A small bag of sweet and sour preserved plums, a bag of crystal-clear raisins, and three colorful lollipops.

These are all foods that Wang Juan loves to eat.

When it was time for Chinese class, Liu Feng secretly slipped the snacks into Wang Juan's pocket when the teacher wasn't looking.

Wang Juan looked down and touched the candies, and a smile involuntarily crept onto her lips.

But she still pretended to be angry and said, "Who told you to buy it? I don't want it."

He was about to take it out of his pocket to return it to Liu Feng.