I told Fatty and Swallow that only things can be hidden in the kang in this cellar. In addition, I still seem to remember seeing similar records in "Six-character Yin and Yang Feng Shui Secret Technique". The incomplete book mentions the saying "Yin and Yang House" that the incomplete house is a cemetery, which is prepared for the dead, and the incomplete house is the residence of the living. The incomplete house of the "Stork Spirit-Shaped House" method in Feng Shui is also known as the "Eight Houses' Mirror". In these completely symmetrical cellars on both sides, it is very likely that someone will have the Yin and Yang Mirror array talisman, which is similar to the "Yan Sheng" technique used by carpenters in ancient times. The yellow-skinned people are all spiritual, and they can use "Yan Sheng" to capture people's hearts and souls. However, I just flipped through the incomplete book and never read it carefully. I just felt that in this case, the incomplete house should be destroyed so that no one would fall into the Tao in the future.

I don't believe that Wong Tai Sin has any treasure-hiding boxes, but I guess that because people are seeking good fortune and avoiding misfortune, they dare not provoke Wong Tai Sin. Someone asked to use the name of the immortal way to hide some valuables in the cellar in the temple. This is absolutely not surprising. The box is probably related to the golden vein of "Tuanshanzi" in ancient times. If we can find this thing, even if we make great contributions, we may be able to join the army.

"Wear a red star on his head, and the revolutionary red flag hangs on both sides." Wearing a military uniform is not only Fatty and I, but also the biggest dream of our generation. Thinking of this, I couldn't help but feel a little excited and wished to tear off the kang immediately. When the fat man heard that there might be a mezzanine in the kang, he suddenly felt excited and cheered up his energy, and took a long-handled axe to smash the brick wall of the kang.

The earth partition walls under the cellar were built using the method of "dry-cracking". The kangs on both sides were connected to this wall. Although they were strong, they could not resist the fat man smashed them hard. After a few axes, they smashed the earth wall. The kangs on both sides were empty, and they also sank into the dark smoke. A stream of black smoke came out from it, mixed with a pungent stench and dust. We had to take a few steps back and wait until the dust had dissipated before we went over and moved the knocked bricks away.

The fat man walked in front of him in a hurry. He held the oil lamp and looked over and looked: "Oh! There is really something in it." So he stretched out a hand and touched it, pulling out a bunch of black things. When he saw what he pulled out clearly, the swallow screamed. Before I could see what was under the kang clearly, I was startled by the swallow first. With the dim light, it turned out that a headless male corpse was pulled out of the flue under the kang by the fat man. The headless corpse had long been rotten, and even the ancient silk robe he wore was rotten. It was originally built in the flue, but at this time the fat man pulled out half of his body, and the lower half was still left in the kang.

When the fat man saw that he pulled out a headless mummy, he was so angry that he spat and cursed badly, but he still didn't give up. He used the axe as a hammer and smashed it again. The kang on the left side of the cellar was completely smashed by it. Another headless mummy was buried under the kang, but from the point of wearing, this mummy was a woman.

I was wondering why the kang became the coffin of the couple. The fat man turned on the kang brick inside and asked me to see what was placed in the mummy cavity. On the hollow of the man and woman's headless mummy, there were two well-preserved heads, one man and one woman, with disheveled hair, but it has been buried in the kang for many years. Although the skin of the human head has been treated with anti-corrosion, it has collapsed and shrunk, and its color is as slumped as withered wax.

I rushed to look at the two heads with courage, and found that the inside of the heads was hollowed out, and there was no skull or flesh at all. I just stretched it with copper wire, just like a human skin for a puppet show. There was a dead yellow skin in each of the two empty heads. The three of us were both shocked and disgusting. It was heard that when the worship of Wong Tai Sin in the mountains, Wong Tai Sin could turn into a human form with a fairy-like style and a traitor. Could that human form be a trick that the yellow skin was used to penetrate into the dead?

Swallow said that this time it caused a big disaster, which shocked Huang Daxian's corpse, and it was probably a failure to live. I comforted her and said, "Don't believe this. These are all the temples in the temples who pretended to be a god and fooled ignorant people in order to cheat money for incense. In the past, there was a similar thing in our hometown. The White Snake Temple was offered in the mountains. The temple claimed that the White Snake Empress appeared to take medicine. In fact, she found a snake-knit woman to use snake-removing techniques to cheat the common people's money. Another thing is that before the liberation, there was a Rat Fairy Temple in Yandang Mountain. The origin was that a mountain citizen caught a big mouse. Because it was surprisingly large, she was not beaten to death at that time, but caught everyone to show the fun. But there were geniuses pretending to be a god and ghost.

He took the opportunity to talk about this big mouse, and insisted that this was a rat immortal, who was here to eliminate disasters and solve problems for the mountain people. Then he used this to deceive many good men and women into incense money. Later, the big rat who was offered to the gods died. The talisman said that the rat immortal had created so many blessings for everyone, and should put it on a human skin before leaving, so that it could ascend to heaven and go to heaven and walk more decently. So he found a corpse of a lord in the burial grave, peeled off the human skin and dressed it up for the rat immortal. The deeper the mountains and forests, the more strange and bizarre customs there were. It was probably the yellow skin in the dead heads, and they were all props for the talismans to cheat money. We could not be worried about these four old things.

Yanzi was half-believing and half-doubted about what I said. She was from the mountain. Although she was born after liberation, she didn't believe in these evil ways, but she still had some concerns. She was also extremely afraid of the two heads that had been hollowed out and used to pretend to be yellow-skinned corpses. She couldn't stay there any longer. I had to let her wait outside the stone gate of the Great Immortal Temple for a while. The fat man and I took off the other half of the kang and immediately went up to meet her.

After sending her away, I told the fat man that there was really "Wang Tai Sin" buried under this "yellow-skin grave". The legend of Wong Tai Sin having a treasure box is probably true. Finding it out is to support the world revolution. So we both did not rest, and we also took action to remove the other half of the kang.

But things were not as smooth as we thought. When we demolished the kang, we saw that there were only some broken porcelain bowls inside. There were boxes containing golden veins and gold. There were only some gold the size of rice grains scattered on the ground. There was a big hole near the base of the wall. The outside of the cave had collapsed and was blocked tightly.
Chapter completed!