Master Chen scurried over, rubbing his hands together obsequiously, and said, "Junior Uncle, your tasks have been assigned. Now please come with me to the library. The library is locked, so I'll go open it for you. I'll escort you there!"

Tang Bao nodded with great satisfaction, "Yes, yes, then I'll trouble you, junior disciple!"

"Of course, of course, this way please, Junior Uncle!"

Master Chen bent down and reached out his hand, quickly leading the way for Chu Yilin and Tang Bao.

Before leaving, Tangbao turned around and waved her chubby little paws at her friends with a smile, "Goodbye everyone!"

Goodbye, Sugar Baby!

Everyone waved their little hands excitedly.

Tang Bao happily followed Abbot Chen to the treasure pavilion, then turned to Abbot Chen curiously and asked, "Nephew, yesterday I saw some talisman paper in the library. Can I draw talismans there?"

“Yes, yes, that’s fine!” Abbot Chen nodded quickly. “If Martial Uncle wants to draw, draw whatever you like!”

"Then thank you, junior disciple!"

Tang Bao raised her chubby little hand, intending to pat Master Chen's shoulder, but the little chubby boy was too short and could only pat Master Chen's calf.

Tang Bao lowered her head, looked at her short, chubby legs, and her cute, innocent face was full of sorrow.

The cameraman captured this scene perfectly, and the viewers in the live stream couldn't help but burst out laughing.

"Haha, so cute!"

"Does Tangbao think she's too short? She only reaches the abbot's calves in line!"

"Haha, I think the abbot should squat down so that Tangbao can pat the abbot's shoulder!"

"No, I think the abbot should be the one to kneel down!"

"Haha, that's amazing! I'm lying down, this is really good!"

"Actually, I also want Tangbao to pat me! I'm so envious of that abbot!"

"Sigh, Tangbao is so cute she sprayed water all over my keyboard, ruining it! She's so adorable, I'm going to have to spend money again!"

"How wonderful it would be if I had such a lovely daughter! All the lovely daughters belong to other people!"

Seeing Tang Bao's sullen expression, Chu Yilin picked her up and exclaimed, "Tang Bao is taller now!"

As the person who knew Tang Bao best among everyone present, Chu Yilin could tell at a glance that Tang Bao was feeling down, so he gave her a chance.

Tangbao immediately flashed a sweet, childlike smile, "Thank you, Second Brother! Second Brother is so kind!"

"That's right!" Chu Yilin immediately smiled smugly.

"Nephew, if you help me, I'll reward you in return!"

Now, Tangbao finally had a chance to reach out her chubby little hand and pat Master Chen on the shoulder. Once she got the pat, Tangbao was immediately satisfied.

Looking at Tang Bao's satisfied, adorable smile, Chu Yilin felt even more that his little sister was incredibly cute, soft, and well-behaved.

"Then thank you very much, Junior Uncle. I will cherish and keep everything you give me well!" Master Chen felt very happy and proud to be patted on the shoulder by Tang Bao.

Tang Bao waved her little hand, then hugged Chu Yilin's neck tightly, "It's all what I should do!"

"Alright, Abbot Chen, then please take us there quickly!"

"Alright, alright, let's go right now!" Master Chen was so excited about what Tang Bao would give him that he immediately set off on his way.

The group arrived at the library together.

Master Chen immediately took out all the tools for drawing talismans and placed them on the table.

"Junior Uncle, everything is ready! When do you plan to start painting?"

"Now!" Tang Bao patted Chu Yilin's shoulder. "Second brother, Tang Bao is going to draw talismans!"

"Um!"

Chu Yilin placed Tang Bao directly on the chair.

Tang Bao lay on the table, her chubby little hands supporting her as she examined the necessary items on the table, such as cinnabar and talismans.

"Hmm, the cinnabar and talisman paper are of pretty good quality!" Tang Bao nodded with the air of a master, expressing his appreciation.

Abbot Chen rubbed his hands together obsequiously, "Of course, the best talisman paper is naturally given to Junior Uncle!"

"Alright, Tangbao's time to draw the talisman!"

Then Tangbao picked up her chubby little hand from the table, dipped it in cinnabar, and started drawing talismans.

Chu Yilin stood curiously by the table watching Tang Bao draw talismans. Tang Bao had drawn several talismans for him before, but they were all ready-made, and he had never seen Tang Bao draw talismans in person.

Tang Bao took out a yellow talisman paper, picked up a pen, and drew a talisman on it.

However, to a layman, the drawings on it are crooked and messy, and look terrible.

"What is this?" Chu Yilin stared blankly at the runes on it.

However, there was one person present who understood this kind of thing best, and that was Abbot Chen.

When Master Chen saw the talisman drawn by Tang Bao, he was completely stunned. It felt as if a bolt of lightning had struck him, and he felt as if his tongue was stammering, unable to utter a single word, "This...this..."

"Master Chen, what's wrong?" Chu Yilin looked at him with a puzzled expression, as if he had seen some alien species.

Master Chen didn't hide anything and immediately explained the matter of the talismans to Chu Yilin, as well as to the viewers watching the live stream.

For Taoists like them, drawing a single talisman would take several days. For those who practice Taoist magic on a smaller scale, it could take several months, wasting a lot of materials in the process. He himself would need a month or two to draw one talisman, and he might not be able to draw more than a dozen talismans in a year, and those wouldn't even be of a very high level.

But now, Tang Bao can easily draw a talisman full of spiritual energy, and it's not just any ordinary talisman.

The higher the level of a talisman, the more spiritual energy it possesses, which means the talisman is more powerful.

And now, Tang Bao can casually draw a talisman that has such powerful abilities.

Master Chen could tell that if this talisman was worn, it could definitely withstand one car accident and save one's life from a powerful impact.

The viewers in the live stream were all confused and puzzled, feeling that Master Chen was exaggerating a bit too much.

"Tsk, is it really that amazing?"

"Aren't these all fake? How could they possibly work?"

"This is the age of science! Why are you still indulging in this kind of feudal superstition? These talismans only provide psychological comfort!"

"Tsk, do they think no one will arrest a three-year-old for promoting feudal superstition?"

"These Taoist priests only know how to play with this kind of stuff. Feudal superstition is unacceptable. This live stream should be banned!"

"Yes, we have to report it. How can they spread this kind of thing?"

"This little brat is already lying at such a young age, and he's even a young lady from the Chu family!"

"They're even promoting this feudal superstition! We should resist them with all our might!"

Because what Master Chen and his followers said was pseudoscience, which was unacceptable to people like them who had been educated since childhood.