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Chapter 242 The Dead Wood Temple Has a Ghost

What Li Linfeng cast on Nan Yinghao and the others was a spell called 'Surrender of Love'.

People who have fallen under this spell will be under the control of the spell for the rest of their lives unless they can be dispelled by the spell caster, or find someone who is stronger than the spell caster to lift the spell!
This 'control' is not like 'puppetry', but a restriction on the body of the cursed person.

Under normal circumstances, the 'Curse of Ending Love' will not have any effect on the person receiving the curse, but once the person receiving the curse develops lust, there will be a lot of excitement.

At that time, the person receiving the curse will be able to realize what it means to "live but not die"!
"I hope they can hold out..."

Leaving behind a chuckle, Li Linfeng jumped out of the courtyard wall of the Nan family's house. After walking a few steps, he slapped his forehead, raised his hand and pinched a magic formula, and a faint light flew out, and then disappeared into the Nan's house. .

Just now he almost forgot to lift the sleeping spell of Nan Yinghao and others. If he hadn't taken the initiative to lift it, those guys might have to sleep for three days and three nights before waking up.

What he didn't know was that after he left Liuxia Town at dawn, there were bursts of miserable howls from the Nan family's house, scaring the neighbors around them to stay behind closed doors, and finally some daring people went to invite the arrest. Soon, after climbing over the wall and entering the Nan family's house, they found that all the people, including Nan Yinghao, collapsed on the ground weakly, with traces of scratches all over their bodies, and their skin was bruised and bruised.

There were even a few guys who grabbed the ground with their heads and knocked themselves to death!
Rao is a policeman with a good psychological quality. After seeing this scene, he couldn't help but feel a chill down his spine. He hurried back to ask for help, and brought over a dozen policemen and colleagues to inspect the scene.

In the end, it goes without saying what happened to Nan Batian, but the instigator had already forgotten about it and was walking leisurely on foot.

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On this day, Li Linfeng came to a dilapidated small city and ordered a pot of herbal tea to quench his thirst in a teahouse by the road.

In the teahouse, apart from Li Linfeng, there were seven or eight idle guests also drinking tea and resting their feet, sitting at three tables respectively.

I don't know who started it, but the few people chatted so enthusiastically.

While chatting, someone suddenly mentioned that there is a ghost in the Kumu Temple in the west of the city, and after a few words, the owner of the teahouse hurried over with a big teapot, and said with a serious face: "Guest officers, listen A word of persuasion from the little old man, don’t talk about this matter anymore, lest you bring any disaster to your family!”

The tea drinker who mentioned this matter was also used to wandering around the rivers and lakes at first glance, and he was so bold, how could he care about this, he waved his hands and laughed loudly: "Boss, don't worry, if there is any disaster, it is also the fate of a certain family, so I can't complain other people!"

The boss stomped his feet anxiously, "Oh, why can't you understand? That place really can't be mentioned! At the beginning of last year, there were a few guest officials talking about it when they were resting here, and the little old man discouraged them. They wouldn't listen, and guess what?"

He looked around the crowd, shook his head and sighed, stretched out his empty left hand and gestured in front of his chest, "The grass on their graves must be this high now..."

As soon as these words were uttered, the atmosphere in the teahouse suddenly dropped. The quack opened his mouth, as if he wanted to show that he was not afraid, but he turned his head resentfully in the end.

Seeing this, the boss turned around and brought out several plates of peanuts boiled in salt water. There was a plate for each table, even Li Linfeng who was alone had a share.

He put it aside and murmured: "I'm sorry, I interrupted the conversation of the guest officers. I don't ask you to understand, anyway, everyone is out, there are some things, it's better to be careful."

Seeing the boss doing this, everyone was reluctant to say anything, after all, he had good intentions.

Li Linfeng peeled the peanuts silently and chewed slowly. When the pot of herbal tea was finished, he was the only guest left in the whole teahouse.

After getting up and paying for the tea, he walked out of the tea room slowly, and after identifying the direction, he headed towards the ten-mile slope mentioned by the previous person.

The owner of the teahouse saw it from behind and opened his mouth to stop him, but after hesitating for a moment, he still shook his head and turned around, muttering: "Good words are hard to persuade, damn ghost... "

Naturally, Li Linfeng didn't know that he was regarded as a 'damn ghost'. He didn't take the ghost in the Dead Wood Temple seriously.

There are Taoism and Buddhism in this world. He has a general understanding of it. The Buddhism here is similar to the Buddhism in the previous life on Earth, and he has never had a good impression of Buddhism.

No way, who made him like Sun Dasheng the most when he was a child in his previous life?
Sun Dasheng was happy to roam between heaven and earth, but he was tricked by Western Buddhism. Not only was he trapped under the Five Elements Mountain for 500 years, but he was also put on a tight band and accompanied Tang Sanzang, who was reincarnated by the golden cicada, to go there. One hundred and eight thousand miles away to learn the scriptures.

For this reason, he has not had a good impression of Buddhism since he was a child.

Later, when I grew up and read a lot of books, I accidentally discovered a problem-why are the places that are prone to haunted by ghosts in those legends and ghosts especially monk temples?

After some research, he thinks that this is mostly because Buddhism likes to use this method to deceive ordinary people.

You see, when ordinary people are harmed by ghosts, the great Buddhist monks and old monks will take the opportunity to show up and show off their magical powers by collecting monsters and catching ghosts. This is more effective than any publicity, and it can be said to be very convenient for Buddhism to win over believers means.

As for the ordinary people who were killed before that?

who cares!
The reasons for the monks are very good: everything is fate, and the karma is too heavy to be redeemed. If you don’t want to end up in that kind of fate, you should quickly come to the Buddha, and the Buddha will protect you from karma...

In addition, in the story of the White Snake, the old Buddhist monk Fahai also played a dishonorable role. When he was watching "Legend of the New White Snake", Li Linfeng hated Fahai so much.

Of course, these are all thoughts of Li Linfeng's previous life, so they may not be accurate, but what is certain is that he really does not have any good feelings for Buddhism.

So this time when he heard the name of Kumu Temple, he made up his mind to see if it was true, as he had judged in his previous life, that the Buddhist sect deliberately condoned ghosts to do evil, and then appeared at the right time to subdue monsters.

Kumu Temple is located on a hill on Shilipo, hidden in a peach forest.

Standing at the foot of the mountain and looking up, the courtyard wall of Kumusi Temple is looming in the peach forest, and the cornices and brackets are dilapidated, which has been abandoned for many years.

Li Linfeng used his eyes, and when he took a closer look, he saw a cloud of black air hovering over the Kumu Temple, it really wasn't a good idea!

　(Because I didn't save the manuscript, I didn't bother to make any regular updates.)
　　
　
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