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Chapter 901 My husband is too weak to take care of himself (50)

Although Lin Lang couldn't hear what they were saying, it could be seen from Huo Lingfeng's excited expression that he probably knew where Tai Sui was.

At this time, the scene changed again. After the rain, Huo Lingfeng found a group of masons, directly bulldozed the adobe house, and built a tile house around the place where Tai Sui was buried.

Everything around is changing rapidly. Huo Lingfeng settled down here, and successively took many refugees to live here.

Those refugees were grateful for Huo Lingfeng's bodhisattva heart, and completely regarded Huo Lingfeng as a god-like existence, and worshiped him.

Only Lin Lang knew that his kindness and kindness were all faked.

Because the Taoist priest said before he left that Tai Sui is extremely yin, and if he wants to suppress it, he can only accumulate yin virtues and do more good deeds.

Huo Lingfeng's business grew bigger and bigger, and the tile-roofed house was replaced with a small courtyard house. It didn't take long for him to marry a beautiful and beautiful wife.

All the accidents happened in the year when his wife gave birth. Mrs. Huo died of dystocia, and the child she gave birth was also suffering from serious diseases.

But Huo Lingfeng got a folk prescription from nowhere, boiled Tai Sui soil into water and fed it to the newborn Huo Yuan, that is, Huo Qinian's father, and he miraculously survived.

But then, every time Huo Lingfeng married a new wife, the new wife died suddenly soon after. It wasn't until the people around him no longer dared to marry their daughters to him that he realized that it was Tai Sui who was at work.

"Everything depends on good fortune and misfortune. If you have the blessing of Tai Sui Lord, disasters will come naturally. If you want the Huo family to have successors, move out of this place early, so that Tai Sui Ye can be quiet."

This is what a Taoist priest invited by Huo Lingfeng said.

But he has long been greedy for profit, if he leaves this treasured land of geomantic omen, he will definitely become poor again.

In the end, Huo Lingfeng, who had nowhere to go, actually did the opposite, using various methods to trap Tai Sui for his own use.

Lin Lang watched with his own eyes that he bought a huge peach tree from outside at a high price, planted it on the soil where Tai Sui grew up, and watered the peach tree with talisman water every day, forcibly trapping Tai Sui under the peach tree.

The peach tree withered in the second year, and Huo Qinian was born at this time.

Without exception, he was very weak when he was born, and he barely survived by relying on the water boiled from Tai Sui soil.

At this time, the small house of Huo's family has become a big house, with carved beams and painted buildings, extremely luxurious.

But gold and jade are outside, and there is nothing in it.

The Huo family's hearts have long been blackened, and they can't see anything except interests.

The surrounding villagers were also deeply affected by them. The originally simple villages gradually began to have rape, murder, and prostitution. There were more and more villains, and even the children running on the road were full of evil thoughts.

Only Huo Qinian, who was just born, was an exception.

Because of illness, he could only stay in the room alone since he was a child, and occasionally went out for a walk when the weather was fine. He was only accompanied by a room full of books and the only old peach tree in the yard.

Mrs. Huo cherished this peach tree very much, and usually would not allow anyone to get close to it, but he also loved the young Huo Qinian, so he only let him get close to it.

Eleven or twelve-year-old Huo Qinian has already grown Yushu Lingfeng, because of his poor health, his skin is sickly white, which is particularly pitiful.

Even Lin Lang couldn't help sighing and regretting when she saw it:

"After living for more than 1 years, I finally know the connotation of the four words I see you pity."

(End of this chapter)