An Li looked at the deserted village not far away from the carriage. It was deserted and dilapidated.
She didn't want to go in from the bottom of her heart.
It always feels creepy!
The air after the rain is particularly fresh, and all my fatigue disappears.
"Mother, this is a Feng Shui treasure land."
Mingxin stuck her head out and giggled.
An Li was somewhat reluctant to believe it. If it was a Feng Shui treasure land, why was it abandoned?
It should be a place with outstanding people and beautiful scenery!
Not long.
The guards who were responsible for finding shelter from the rain returned.
"Madam, we have found an uninhabited temple ahead."
"It looks quite big. No one has lived there for a long time."
The guard clasped his hands.
An Li thought about it and thought, it’s better to abandon the temple than to abandon the mountain village, right?
Then he said, "Let's go and have a look."
Then.
When they arrived at the temple, they found it was in a state of complete desolation.
The grass on the outer wall is almost taller than a person.
In response, the guards and servants took out their knives and cut the grass inside and outside.
After they had almost finished cleaning up, An Li and the others entered the temple.
The carriage also came in, and if it rained heavily, everything in the carriage would get wet.
An Li held his daughter's hand, stood in front of the Buddha statue, and bowed devoutly.
"Xinbao, are you cold?"
She squatted down and asked.
Ming Xin shook her head and said, "Mom, the nest is not cold."
"It's not cold in the little fox's place."
She looked behind the Buddha statue, giggled, and took out a piece of dried dragon meat from her pocket and threw it over.
An Li's eyebrows jumped, and he looked in the direction of his daughter, but there was nothing.
What does the little fox my daughter mentioned mean?
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