Mysterious Resurrection: My Pasty Paper Man Can Catch Tricks

Ning Cheng nodded and said:

"When you see the statue, you may not recognize it, but if I say the name, you should know who it is."

"Who is it?" X3

Chen Li and the three said in unison.

Ning Cheng glanced around the three of them, shook the beard on his lips, and said:

"Remember the story I told my three big girls?"

"According to legend, a long time ago, there was a general named Song..."

"Don't tell me, what kind of statue of General Song is placed in the main hall?!"

Before Ning Cheng could finish speaking, Shen Taiping's eyes widened and he interrupted him.

Ning Cheng nodded slightly:

"That's right, the statue in the main hall belongs to General Song."

As soon as these words came out, Chen Li couldn't help being surprised by the strange things in Baoen Temple again.

A good temple, the honor is not in the main hall, but in the front hall.

The place of honor in the temple is not a famous, well-known great god or Buddha.

It is a deity and Buddha that cannot be named.

What's even more strange is that the statues placed in the main hall are not even gods and Buddhas.

This is really toad hair - strange.

Seeing the expressions of Chen Li and the others, Ning Cheng seemed to sense something, and explained:

"Actually, there is a reason why the statue of General Song is placed in the main hall..."

Immediately, Ning Sheng told the old story.

It turned out that when General Song passed by here, he had entered the temple to make a wish.

It means that if you can hit the ground running this time, you will return triumphantly.

The temple will definitely be repaired and expanded.

A year later, General Song got his wish and suppressed the enemies who invaded the border.

I really came back here and refurbished the temple.

Later, the matter spread and attracted many people.

The incense in the temple gradually flourished.

Where there are people, buying and selling is naturally indispensable.

In this way, the embryonic form of Yongning County emerged.

In memory of General Song, the temple also has a name - Baoen Temple.

Naturally, the statue of General Song was placed in the temple as a matter of course.

After Chen Li and the three listened, they couldn't help looking at each other.

Ning Sheng told this story very logically.

It is also more in line with the simplicity of the common people in ancient times.

But for some reason, Chen Li still felt weird.

Indeed, there is a reasonable explanation for the fact that the statue of General Song was placed in the temple.

But the story does not explain why the honorable seat of Baoen Temple is in the front hall.

Also, why is the statue of General Song in the main hall instead of the side hall.

All kinds of questions flashed through Chen Li's mind one by one.

He became more and more interested in Baoen Temple.

At this moment, Xu Shi was puzzled by the fact that Chen Li and the others hadn't said anything for so long.

Ning Sheng said in a low voice:

"Three brothers, do we still have to go in?"

Chen Li came back to his senses and said without hesitation:

"Of course we have to go in."

"And not only do you have to go, you have to lead us to do what you did with Zhou Hao and the others."

"After I'm done, I will naturally have your benefits."

"what..."

Upon hearing this, Ning Cheng couldn't help turning into a bitter face.

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Chapter 211 Touching the Words

After failing to find clues in the front hall, Chen Li asked Ning Cheng to lead him to the back.

A group of people passed through the front hall and came to the atrium of Baoen Temple.

Compared with the small courtyard in front, the atrium is undoubtedly much larger.

In the atrium paved with stone slabs, like the front yard, there are many old trees.

In the middle of the atrium is a stone tablet as tall as a person.

The whole body of the stele is black, and it is extremely eye-catching at a glance.

There are many cloud patterns carved on the top of the stele, which has a bit of ancient charm.

But the base of the stele was not carved into the shape of Baxia as usual.

But a galloping horse.