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"What is the evil curse?" Prince Chenghe was a little confused.

"On the battlefield, life is as insignificant as an ant's grass. Life and death are just a matter of luck in a split second. Fear, anger, sadness, despair, unwillingness... all kinds of emotions before death can easily breed evil."

"Evil and filth give rise to strangeness, using these emotions as their basis, cursing living people, cursing enemies, and even cursing without distinguishing between enemies and friends."

“So after every major battle, the commander would ask nearby practitioners to come to the battlefield to pray for the souls of the dead and help them to be reborn, so as to avoid them becoming the source of evil curses.”

The Prince of Chengyang was stationed in the western border and was later transferred to the southwest.

Having experienced countless battlefields of all sizes over the years, and even indirectly experienced the demon disaster in the Western Territory two years ago, he knows more about this kind of things.

After hearing what he said, his sons who had been living with him outside fell silent.

Although they had not experienced it, their father would talk about it when he returned home and he believed it very much.

They also knew that their father would write a letter every year and present it to the emperor along with the memorials, asking him to give them more amulets.

My father would check the amulets on them every once in a while.

Although they do not follow Taoism, they believe in and revere the power of Taoism.

"That's right." Xiao Beichen nodded. He also understood his cousin's experience, which was why he was willing to explain a little.

Explanations only make sense when someone believes in them rather than just questioning them.

"Prince Pingguo was cursed by a fierce ghost on the battlefield. He almost died. Later, my senior brother suppressed the curse on his legs and saved his life."

"Now Tang'er has exorcised the evil spirit and removed the curse, which gives him a chance to recover. But this is all a matter of the Taoist sect, and it is not to be told to outsiders."

"And my ninth junior brother was also cursed during the demon disaster in the Western Territory two years ago. His curse was more severe than this evil ghost curse. My eldest senior brother spent half his life practicing to save his life."

"In the following two years, Master, Senior Brothers, and Junior Brothers have been working hard to save Junior Brother Nine. Tang'er's presiding over the blessing ceremony is also a way."

Having said this, Xiao Beichen paused, and waited for Shouming, Shoude and the other little Taoist boys to serve tea and leave before he continued speaking.

"You have heard, right? Tang'er was treating Prince Qin in the name of curing his illness but was actually exorcising evil spirits, so he avoided seeing women and children."

"Men are yang, women are yin, and evil is yin. They are afraid that women will get close to them and collide with each other, and as for children, they are afraid that they will be hit by evil spirits, frightened and injured."

Speaking of this, Prince Chenghe understood.

Although he did not go to the Duke Ping's Mansion that day, he received a lot of news at the first time.

He also added that the Chunyang boys were guarding the formation, and General Xu and his son were present but two heavenly talismans were turned into ashes.

Xiao Beichen nodded and continued, "That's right. In order to prevent Tang'er from being affected by the collision that day, I also sent the imperial carriage to protect her."

"Tang'er is also helping her ninth senior brother to exorcise evil spirits and remove curses. It is not appropriate for her to meet with ordinary people until the right time comes."

"Also, Uncle Wang, you are old now, you just need to understand Tang'er's current situation. Don't confront her face to face. The Heavenly Talisman is not cheap."

The self-defense talismans of Tianji Pavilion are five thousand taels each, and they are always sold out. No matter how rich Prince Cheng is, there is no need to waste money like this.

Not to mention the matter of the talisman, when Prince Cheng heard the emperor mention the reason why he was not suitable to see his granddaughter, he also understood.

Women and children cannot see him because they are yin and weak. And he must be just like General Xu before, old?

"Does Jiang Mingan know about this?" Prince Cheng was silent for a while and then spoke slowly.

Xiao Beichen hurriedly said: "I don't know. This is the first time I have spoken the truth. Others dare not speak it, and Tang'er cannot speak it."

"Tang'er and you have the same master?" King Cheng paused and asked again.

Xiao Beichen smiled and said, "Uncle Wang, have you forgotten? I went to the Eastern Territory when I was six years old, and returned when I was eighteen."

"In fact, he is a disciple of Qingfeng Temple. His Taoist name is Yun Xuanchen. He is Tang'er's third senior brother, a relative."

Everyone looked at Xiao Beichen.

Prince Chengyang had a strange expression on his face. It was he who proposed the tactic of staying away from the capital to ensure safety.

However, this bad little brother abandoned him and left. It was a long time later that he asked a wandering Taoist to pass on a message to him.

Later I found out that it was the boy from the Gu family who instigated it, saying that the lower the profile, the safer it would be, and it would be best if no one knew about it so that they wouldn't be afraid of being hunted down.

In the end, the two people who knew about it, the Gu family boy and the Lin family boy, ran away, and he, the one who came up with the idea, was left behind...

But now that my little brother is the emperor, it is not appropriate to bring up these childhood memories. Giving him some free talismans would be considered as the emperor's way of showing his nostalgia.

Prince Chenghe opened his mouth in surprise, but no sound came out.

Xiao Ke, Xiao Yue, Xiao Lei, and Xiao Rui all opened their eyes wide, looking at the emperor who was so approachable in disbelief.

They left Beijing at a young age, and although they were members of the royal family, they had rarely seen the emperor.

I have always believed that an emperor who practices Taoism should be sage-like and unfathomable.

I didn't expect him to be so easy-going. He answered all my grandfather's questions and his attitude was very humble.

"Well, Tang'er has the Emperor, your dear senior brother, to take care of her, so I, an old man, don't have to worry about anything. But will it really be dangerous if we just meet once?"

Prince Cheng sighed, feeling a little jealous.

The Chengwang Mansion is the closest relative of the child. Isn’t the grandfather close to him? Isn’t the uncle close to him?

The emperor actually said that he was just a senior brother and was a relative.

The problem is, the emperor told them the truth, but Jiang Mingan, the father, still doesn't know it. In this sense, Jiang Mingan is more pitiful.

Prince Cheng felt a little more balanced as he thought about this.

But he had briefly met the child when he visited Kang Ning at the Marquis' Mansion last time.

He also heard that the child had covered his eyes with a cloth whenever he appeared recently. He didn't know the reason, so he couldn't help but worry.

It was so difficult to see her, and now that he finally had the chance, he just left like that?

"We can meet each other, but..."

Xiao Beichen pondered, seeming to want to compromise but also a little distressed. This reaction gave Prince Cheng enough face.

"Just don't ask her what happened to her eyes, don't ask her to take off the cloth, and don't ask her about suppressing the evil spell. After all..."

"This is a matter of the Dao Sect. If you ask too many questions, it will take a lot of effort to explain."

Prince Cheng looked at Xiao Beichen with an expression that was hard to describe. He really wanted to say that the emperor had taken great pains to say so much in order to prevent them from asking.

From this we can see that the emperor really protects the child.

"I understand. We can just ask the emperor directly about Taoist matters, right?" At this time, Prince Chengyang suddenly spoke, and then pointed at his four sons.

He had five sons, both legitimate and illegitimate. The youngest was over five years old and was not brought along because he was among those not allowed to see the meeting.

Prince Chenghe looked around and said nothing.