It’s not that the snake got into the stomach. I had stopped crying for a long time, and finally breathed a sigh of relief and looked like I didn’t care.

The "Kunlun Ruins" mentioned by Mr. Jiao is the ruins outside the village. The village where I was born is called "Kunlun Village". Moreover, no matter men, women, young and old, the village knows the origin of the ruins.

Legend has it that a long time ago, two mysterious Taoists searched for the birthplace of the legendary Chinese myth of "Hometown of Gods" and "Ancestor of Ten Thousand Mountains" in the vast Kunlun Mountains. After coming here, they saw the surrounding mountains surrounded by the terrain, which was like a lotus, which was extremely mysterious and blessed to the soul. After half a year of 30 years, a "Kunlun Taoist Temple" was built on the lotus stamen. (Note: the real address, use it for use. Friends who are interested can ask Du Niang)

I heard from the old people in the village that the "Kunlun Taoist Temple" built at that time had carved beams and painted buildings, which were very majestic. Once you entered the five courtyards, there were "Zixiao Palace", "Sanqing Palace", "Wanshen Palace", "Guanyin Palace", "Taiji Palace", "Yuhuang Pavilion" and so on.

Unfortunately, I have no chance to see these, they only exist in people's word of mouth and the memories of their elders.

Because all this turned into ruins in a catastrophe more than 20 years ago, the Taoist in the temple was also burned away by an inexplicable fire in that catastrophe. Later, when it was thunder and rainy, many villagers swear to say where they had seen the "ghost shadow".

I don’t know how many times I have heard of this legend since I was a child, but it was not the same thing at that time. The main thing is that I was hungry! My mind ran into my stomach again.

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Knowing that there were people in Mr. Jiao’s house, I waited and went in and asked Grandma Jiao for a few steamed buns to fill it up. What I wondered was that by noon, my grandfather had not come back and he didn’t see him at night.

However, just like my grandfather never worried that I wouldn't go home to sleep at night, I never worry about where he slept at night. I was heartless and watched TV at Grandpa Jiao's house next door until after 10 o'clock.

It sounds amazing. In my sleep, I actually dreamed of the big stone in Kunlun Ruins.

The big stone in my dream is magnified countless times, the mountains are as majestic as the mountains, surrounded by auspicious clouds. It is difficult to describe my cultural level at that time. There are many strange and golden things on it, like small flags, swords, big bells, hydrangeas, scissors, books, etc., and dozens or hundreds of them are densely packed with dozens and hundreds of pieces.

On the 'dashi', there was also an old man with white beard. Just like the old man in the village during the New Year gave his children the New Year's treasures, he distributed those things to the people below...
Chapter completed!