The 15th day of the sixth lunar month is Wang Lingguan’s birthday, which happened to have just passed, and the Sanqing Temple also held a ceremony at that time.
Because of a live online broadcast that was watched by many people, more people have come to burn incense recently.
There are still many fresh fruits offered in the temple, and the incense and candles offered by believers have not yet burned out.
As the candlelight flickers, the statue of Wang Lingguan appears even more sacred and majestic.
Xie Wuya took the two of them together, lit the incense first, and worshiped respectfully before releasing Su Yang from the talisman paper.
As soon as Su Yang came out, he was met with the majestic face of the statue. He was so frightened that his legs went weak and he fell to his knees.
After that, Xie Wuya completed a series of tasks such as inviting the gods. Wei Mian watched his nose and his heart, and although he was stared at several times, he still chose to stand by and be a decoration.
Even though Liang Haoran was mentally prepared, he was still shocked by this scene. In addition to being shocked, he also felt a sense of familiarity.
He even had a vague feeling that he seemed to have seen such a scene more than once.
Su Yang was in a daze throughout the entire process of taking out the wooden sign. When she regained consciousness, it was already afternoon.
Wei Mian and Xie Wuya were studying the wooden token that they had taken out of her body.
"It feels like the person who made this thing is much stronger than last time. The effect is completely different."
Xie Wuya found the similar wooden signs he had found before and placed them side by side.
Wei Mian took a quick look and found that there were as many as eight pieces.
She only came across two of them, and the rest were found by Xie Wuya and other Taoist priests in different places.
Wei Mian moved two of them and swapped their positions.
I didn’t think much of it when I looked at it separately before, but now when I compare them together, and with Wei Mian’s adjusted position, Xie Wuya can now clearly see the process of the rune changes.
The person who made this talisman is really making progress bit by bit. He seems to be looking for a method to make the talisman. So this one should still be a semi-finished product.
Wei Mian specifically asked Su Yang, but she had no recollection of when the wooden token entered her body, and she didn't even feel anything.
Moreover, nothing unusual happened during this period, so it was basically impossible to break through from her side.
Wei Mian pointed to the wooden plaque that was most similar to the one in Su Yang's body and asked, "Master Xie, when did you get this wooden plaque?"
Xie Wuya looked at the wooden plaque and recalled it carefully for a long time before saying, "It should be two days before Wang Lingguan's birthday ceremony. A believer was behaving strangely and was brought to the Taoist temple by her family. That's when I discovered that she actually had this wooden plaque on her."
What puzzled Xie Wuya was that every time he had encountered this kind of wooden sign, it was around living people, but this was the first time he saw it on a ghost.
Could it be that the other party has changed their tactics?
The two of them studied it for a while, but still had no clue.
Wei Mian placed the nine wooden signs side by side, took a few photos with his mobile phone, and then said goodbye and left with Liang Haoran.
As for Su Yang, he will stay in Sanqing Temple. After all, the Zhongyuan Festival will be held soon, and the temple will help him to be liberated.
On the way back, Liang Haoran looked out the window expressionlessly, his eyes blank.
Wei Mian was still thinking about these wooden signs. He always felt that the other party had some special purpose, but he was not sure what it was yet.
Xie Wuya also sent those photos to Zheng Kaiyuan and the heads of the major Tianshi families, hoping that everyone would pay attention to the relevant wooden objects, and hoped that anyone who knew about the talismans on the wooden plaques could provide clues.
With Xie Wuya taking care of this matter, Wei Mian doesn't need to worry too much.
She found that the Taoism in this world was also very interesting. In the past, their sect emphasized all-round development and every subject required students to study.
But no one is omnipotent, so everyone has subjects that they are good at.
It’s okay to be good at something, but you also have to know something about other aspects. Although you may not be proficient in one thing, you must not be too far behind.
Therefore, it was really difficult to find direct disciples of the Zhengyang Sect at that time, as they were all gifted and intelligent.
Those with mediocre qualifications can only be outer disciples, and those who can enter the core must be the chosen ones of heaven.
In today's Taoism, almost every sect has its own specialty. For example, Maoshan is good at catching ghosts, Quanzhen is good at mental skills, Longhushan is good at Golden Light Curse and Five Thunders Law, etc.
But Wei Mian understood the benefits of this after just a moment's thought.
In the modern society where spiritual energy is becoming increasingly scarce, specialization is the better way to preserve strength. Trying to do too much will only lead to not being able to digest it all.
Without sufficient spiritual power support, even if you learn everything, it will probably just be a fancy trick. It is better to specialize in one technique and improve yourself.
Therefore, as the world develops, people will adjust their survival rules accordingly.
Everything was normal in the next few days. With Wei Mian around, Feng Jing recovered quickly and was jumping around every day, not affected by those things at all.
She must have told her family about the Su Yang incident, because one day Wei Mian suddenly received a large bag of Heilongjiang Province specialties, most of which were her favorite red sausages.
Wei Mian kept a part for himself and packed the rest and mailed it to Shitou Town. Of course, it was not for Hou Xiangqin, but for Chen Chuntao.
Uncle Chen had suffered an unexpected disaster because of Wei Mian's matter. Wei Mian thought that the original owner had received a lot of favors from others in the past, so he simply asked Zheng Hao to help arrange Chen Chuntao to work in a large pharmaceutical factory in the city.
It just so happened that she had passed the accounting exam before, so she was assigned to work in an office. Not only was the work easy, but the pay was also very good.
As for Uncle Chen Er, Zheng Hao also arranged for him to work in the workshop. Although the work was a bit tiring, the benefits were good, and Uncle Chen Er could go to work after his leg injury healed.
Aunt Chen originally wanted to refuse, but when she heard Wei Mian say it was such a good job, she immediately gave up.
Before, they wanted to be nicer to Wei Mian, but it was only because they felt sorry for the child. It didn't make much difference whether the biological mother was there or not. Besides, the girl couldn't be blamed for what happened this time.
Aunt Chen remembered Wei Mian's kindness, so after learning her address, she mailed a lot of homemade food from home, all of which were the original owner's favorite foods.
After Wei Mian finished mailing the express, he went to a nearby supermarket.
This supermarket is a chain that opened recently. It occupies two floors. The items it sells are not particularly comprehensive, but it has everything you need.
Wei Mian picked out some frozen chicken wings and planned to try grilling them when he got home.
Niu Jingyi and another little paper man like to buy ingredients here. Not only are there often special offers on fruits, but member points can also be used to participate in a lottery. In Niu Jingyi's words, it is very exciting.
In the lucky draw when the store first opened, Niu Jingyi won an LCD TV, but Wei Mian didn't want it and asked her to mail it to her grandmother.
When she came down from the elevator carrying two boxes of yogurt, she looked up and saw a huge black cloud heading towards the van parked across the street.
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