Crazy Xiuxian, boundless magic power

There was chaos in Gao's house.

Five days ago, Mr. Gao suddenly went crazy. He refused to eat or drink and bit anyone he saw.

Almost all the servants in Gao's house were injured.

There was no other way, so Mrs. Gao had to order people to tie Mr. Gao to the bed and ask a doctor to treat him.

Over the past few days, I have consulted all the doctors nearby, but none of them could cure me.

The reward amount was also increased from ten taels to thirty taels, but no one could cure Mr. Gao's illness.

The rumor in the town was that Mr. Gao was possessed by an evil spirit, so the Gao family hired several sorcerers from a nearby Taoist temple, but none of them had any real skills.

In the past few days, Mrs. Gao, who weighs more than 200 pounds, has lost several pounds out of anxiety.

Mrs. Gao is here

Mrs. Gao was sitting in the pavilion in the backyard, sighing and gnawing on a pig's trotter, when suddenly a servant came to report.

"Madam Gao, there is a monk at the door who said he can cure Mr. Gao's illness, so I came to report it to you."

Mrs. Gao said slowly without raising her eyelids:

"Please come in."

"Yes... Madam, the monks and their entourage are dressed in rags. They don't look like they have any real skills. They look more like beggars."

Mrs. Gao raised her eyebrows when she heard this.

"If you have the ability to judge people, you wouldn't fall for that bitch, Widow Wang. Why are you still wasting your time here? If you see any problem, just fight her out."

"I understand, I understand."

……

The old monk asked Chu Wen to hold Xiu'er and leave the iron pot and sweet potatoes in the front hall of Gao's house.

He was seen with his left hand erected on his chest, his right hand leaning on a peach wood stick, his head held high and his chest puffed out, without looking away, leading his two apprentices to the backyard.

The old monk stood in front of the pavilion and said to Madam Gao:

"Amitabha, I came here on my journey and saw a dark aura rising to the sky above your house. There must be evil spirits causing trouble. The Buddha is merciful. All sentient beings who are suffering should be relieved of their suffering and given happiness. Amitabha."

He looks like a charlatan. It seems like this is not the first time he has done this. Chu Wen almost couldn't hold back his laughter behind him.

Old Lady Gao saw that the monk was dressed in rags but had a good temperament. She put down the pig's trotter, cheered up and replied:

"Master, it is my master who is ill. Please do your best. The Gao family will definitely thank you in the future."

The old monk remained calm upon hearing this.

"Amitabha, it is the duty of a monk to defeat demons and defend the Way. There is no need to thank me."

Madam Gao rolled her eyes and said, "Laifu, bring the monk into the house to treat the master."

Lai Fu agreed, bent down and extended his hand to invite him.

On the way, Chu Wen hurried a few steps and asked Lai Fu, "I wonder what symptoms your master has?"

Lai Fu said without even turning his head: "It is afraid of light, won't eat or drink, and bites anyone it sees."

Chu Wen thought for a moment and then asked, "Has your master been bitten by a dog recently?"

"No, the master did bite the guard dog to death."

Chu Wen was shocked when he heard this.

The world is so big that there are all kinds of strange things. This is the first time he has heard of a person biting a dog to death.

The group arrived at the main building in the backyard. Lai Fu stood outside the gate and refused to move. He pointed at the gate and said, "The master is inside."

"squeak"

With the sound, the door was pushed open.

The old monk felt uneasy and motioned Chu Wen to go into the house first, and he followed closely behind.

Lai Fu, who was behind them, saw the three people enter the house and immediately closed the door.

"bang"

The sound of the door closing startled the old monk, and he quickly hid behind Chu Wen. A bald head almost hit the back of Chu Wen's head.

Chu Wen, with the attitude of a thief who never leaves empty-handed, looked around and peered into the bottles and jars, and found some valuable items.

After entering the door, there is a main hall with a small door on the right with a curtain hanging on it.

The old monk pushed Chu Wen, and Chu Wen walked to the small door awkwardly and reached out to push aside the door curtain.

Just as I was about to enter the door, I heard a roar coming from inside the house.

The sound was so shrill that it didn't sound like a human voice at all, and it was chilling to hear.

The old monk was so frightened that he took several steps back.

Chu Wen wanted to laugh when he saw the old monk’s cowardly look, so he stepped in.

After entering the room, I saw a middle-aged man lying on the wooden bed.

His limbs were bound with ropes, and the other ends of the ropes were tied to the four legs of the bed, making him unable to move.

I guess it must be Master Gao.

Looking closely, Master Gao's eyes were red, his cheeks were sunken, and his face was bloodless. He was stretching his neck and struggling hard, grinning at Chu Wen.

The look in his eyes seemed to kill someone, causing Chu Wen to shudder.

Xiu'er just glanced at Master Gao and quickly buried her head in Chu Wen's arms.

Chu Wen looked at Master Gao and felt secretly anxious.

What kind of disease is this? It's so horrible that it tortures people into deformity.

"Master, come in quickly."

The old monk heard the shouting and went into the room. When he saw Master Gao's appearance, his teeth started to chatter with fear:

"Quick...quick...cast the spell quickly."

Chu Wen glanced around the room, looking at the valuables, and said:

"I suspect he has rabies, a disease I can't cure."

The old monk stamped his feet in anxiety.

"What rabies? He is possessed by an evil spirit. Cast the spell quickly!"

"Master, that plate looks quite valuable. How about..."

The old monk was angry and anxious. He took two quick steps, snatched Xiu'er from Chu Wen's arms, and shouted in a low voice:

"God damn it! Cast the spell quickly!"

Chu Wen also became anxious: "I really can't do it!"

The old monk kicked Chu Wen on the butt.

"Just read it like you did that night! Read it quickly!"