Scholar is Addicted [Rebirth]

Not only does Heming Temple appear abruptly, but when you think about it carefully, even its existence is extremely abrupt.

Although Yin Xing is said to be a prince living in a temple, he also dabbles in Jianghu affairs. There is no reason to say that there is a Heming Temple, and there is a senior with such high kung fu. He has no reason to be completely ignorant.

Most of Shu Sheng's understanding of Jianghu affairs came from Jianghulu and other books that Jiang Han asked him to read, but he didn't remember such a master and such a light skill recorded in the book.

"It's light work, right?" Shu Sheng asked.

Yin Xing knows this kind of thing much better than him.

Yin Xing saw his serious face, so he smiled: "Study, you are not a martial arts practitioner. Even if you are good at lightness kungfu, there is a point of leverage. It is absolutely impossible to go straight to the sky or step on the water for no reason. The effect of not falling."

He pointed to the white cranes flying in twos and threes in the sky and said, "You saw those birds when I went to catch white chickens just now. Those birds are my strength."

Hearing what he said, Shu Sheng turned to look at the surface of the water where the old man walked just now: "But we all saw him walking just now."

"Hmm..." Yin Xing touched his chin and pondered for a while: "If you want to stay on the water, you can use the buoyancy of the water to be fast, but the old man just didn't move fast... definitely What a mystery!"

Hearing what he said, Shu Sheng also felt curious, so she lay down on the edge of the pavilion and looked under the water. If you can't fake your skills, is it underwater?

Yin Xing saw that half of Shu Sheng's body was leaning out of the railing, so he quickly put his arms around his waist and pulled him: "Don't go out too much, be careful of falling."

"Be my child?" Shu Sheng slapped his hand, gave him a blank look, and continued to look.

"What are you looking at?" Seeing that he was looking seriously, Yin Xing came over.

Shu Sheng pointed to a place not far away where the water swayed and asked, "Hey, do you see something over there?"

"Is there?" Yin Xing squinted his eyes and saw something faintly revealed directly by the water waves. After thinking about it, he jumped over the water and grabbed the place where there was obviously something.

This grasping actually touched something, Yin Xing's expression changed, he turned around and swiped back, laughing: "Sure enough, there are hidden piles underneath."

Just to put it bluntly, no matter how good the old man's kung fu is, he can't walk on the water. It turns out that there are hidden piles under the water!

"That means he came here by stepping on a hidden stake?" Shu Sheng asked.

"Yeah." Yin Xing nodded, frowning and thinking, there is a hidden stake, where did the old man go?

After thinking about it, Yin Xing asked Shu Sheng to stay in the pavilion, and he went to find some hidden stakes.

Shu Sheng leaned on the railing and watched Yin Xing touch the hidden piles one by one in the water. He saw that he had already touched seven or eight of them, which were quite close to the pavilion.

Shu Sheng heard the sound of stone slabs being removed behind him, turned his head, and saw that in the middle of the pavilion behind him, the stone slabs on the ground had been removed, revealing a tunnel with steps.

Shu Sheng turned back to look at Yin Xing, and saw that Yin Xing was stepping on the last hidden stake with one foot, and the surrounding water waves were turbulent, raising his eyebrows at Shu Sheng.

"There are agencies."

Shu Sheng nodded, the old man suddenly disappeared for no reason.

Yin Xing came up from the water stepping on a hidden stake, and asked Shu Sheng, "Go down and have a look?"

Shu Sheng thought of the book in the old man's hand and was also curious, so he nodded, and Yin Xing led him down the steps to have a look.

On the way down the mountain, Mu Qing, Muchen and Shui Mu rode over and saw this beautiful mountain from a distance.

The high mountain tops go straight into the sky.

Shui Mu touched his chin and raised his face, with a depressed expression on his face: "It's strange, did you see a ghost?"

Mu Qing and Mu Chen also watched from a distance, Mu Qing turned to Shui Mu and asked, "This mountain seems to have collapsed five years ago, did I remember wrong?"

Shui Mu said with a serious face: "You read that right, we've seen hell...... Is the master really here?"

Mu Chen pursed his lips, said nothing, dismounted and led the horse forward.

The few of them were sent by Yincheng to Lianshui County to handle errands within two days after Yin Xing went out. Lianshui County is adjacent to Ruoshan County. After finishing their work, they were about to return to Songyue when they received a letter from Yin Xing asking them Come to Heguishan for a trip.

After they discussed it, they asked Mu Yan to go back to the palace and tell Yin Cheng that they came to Heguishan.

Who knew that when I came here, I would see this ghostly vision... The mountain that collapsed five years ago was actually standing here intact.

If the three of them hadn't seen the existence of the mountain, they would have thought it was a dream or dazzled.

Mu Qing and Shui Mu led the horses and followed Mu Chen to the foot of the mountain. When they reached the stone steps at the foot of the mountain, Mu Chen stopped suddenly.

He raised his face and looked at the mountain, then at the exposed roof eaves, frowned, turned to Mu Qing and Shui Mu and said, "Let's wait at the foot of the mountain."

"Did you go up the mountain?" Shui Mu asked.

Mu Chen shook his head, and said: "When the master sent the letter, he told me to come down the mountain to look for it."

Shui Mu and Mu Qing were speechless, and felt that it was not good to go up the mountain rashly, so the three of them let go of the horses and let them rest by themselves. They found a big tree, sat on the branch, and looked at the fairyland same mountain.

Mu Chen put his elbows on his knees, silently looking at the whole mountain, feeling uncomfortable all over, this mountain feels a bit weird...

At this moment, Yin Xing and Shu Sheng had already descended into the cave.

The old Taoist priest was not inside, and the oil lamp in the cave was still on, obviously he had just left not long ago.

Shu Sheng saw that there was a big bookstore in the cave. Holes were drilled layer by layer on the four walls, and wooden frames were inlaid to make large bookshelves. The ceiling of the cave was very high, and the bookshelves reached the top of the cave .

The bookshelves on all sides are divided into categories and filled with books.

Shu Sheng opened his mouth wide and looked up at the bookcases.

Yin Xing also looked amazed: "Bookworm, this place is bigger than the bookstore in the palace..."

Shu Sheng nodded dumbfounded: "It's all-encompassing... This is probably the bookstore of Heming Temple."

"Hey nerd." Yin Xing patted Shu Sheng who was distracted, and pointed to the surroundings: "The old man just brought in the collection of false essays, should we look for it?"

Shu Sheng nodded, and went to one side to look. Yin Xing went to the other side to look for it. Shu Sheng wondered while searching: "Didn't the anthology of false essays be discovered by Qi Lian? Then you burned it, why did it appear again now?" ?”

"Heh." Yin Xing laughed: "Study, are you stupid? Forgot that the time here is different from the time outside?"

Shu Sheng was stunned for a moment, then turned to look at him: "That is to say, five years ago, the collection of false essays was placed here?"

Yin Xing nodded with an inscrutable expression on his face: "It should be here. Later, when the mountain collapsed, this bookstore should have been buried too. I don't know where Mingzi dug it out... Hey nerd, what do you think?" Did Ming Zi come to dig Hegui Mountain?"

He spoke up, but Shu Sheng didn't listen to his words. He had other thoughts in his mind: "Yin Xing, do you think this mountain really collapsed due to a natural disaster?"

When Yin Xing was suddenly asked by him, he was stupefied, turned his face and squinted at him: "You mean...the collapse of Hegui Mountain and the disappearance of Heming Temple may be human-made?"

Shu Sheng frowned and looked around the bookstore, shaking his head: "I'm just guessing."

Since Hegui Mountain collapsed five years ago, it is not impossible for the collection of delusional essays to be released five years later. Besides, this area is only two mountains away from Donghe, so it is normal for Donghe to have an accident.

Shu Sheng searched quickly. He always felt that the appearance of the collection of essays on Hegui Mountain was not such a coincidence.

"Bookworm." Yin Xing called out suddenly.

Shu Sheng turned to look at him, and saw Yin Xing standing in the middle with his arms folded, looking up at the top of the side Shu Sheng was turning over, with a strange look in his eyes.

"What's the matter?" Seeing his appearance, Shu Sheng hurried over, Yin Xing pointed at it: "What is that?"

Shu Sheng looked up, and saw that there was something like a box on the top floor, with the corners exposed, which looked like a wooden box.

Yin Xing looked at Shu Sheng and asked, "Shall I take it down?"

Shu Sheng thought for a while, then nodded, and said: "Don't damage the book."

"Don't worry." Yin Xing breathed out, jumped a few steps on the ground, and climbed to the top with the help of the bookshelf.

A total of two wooden boxes were placed on the top. Because of the place and time of placement, a layer of dust had fallen on the boxes, but Yin Xing found that there were traces of dust being rubbed off on the boxes.

He took down both boxes and put them in place.

Shu Sheng followed him and squatted down, and saw that there were obvious finger prints on even the boxes, and the fingerprints looked like they should have been opened.

There was a lock on the box, and Yin Xing took out a small iron hook from his pocket, and opened the lock with two or three clicks.

Shu Sheng looked at him with raised eyebrows: "Why do you carry this thing with you?"

Yin Xing smiled and said, "It's convenient to use it occasionally."

Shu Sheng glanced at him contemptuously, Yin Xing had already opened all the boxes, there was nothing in the first box, Yin Xing and Shu Sheng looked at each other, and stretched out his hand to open the other box.

Shu Sheng was taken aback, and Yin Xing was also taken aback.

There are two books in the box, the upper one is the collection of delusional essays burned by Yin Xing in the palace, the lower one is the same paper, the year is also very old, but there is no words on the cover .

Shu Sheng picked up the untitled book and opened it, only to see that it was also written in the same font as the collection of false essays. Before Shu Sheng had time to see what was written, Yin Xing pulled him.

"Bookworm." Yin Xing called him, pointing to the empty box and said, "Something has been taken away here."

Shu Sheng put down the book in his hand and looked at it. The box was a square box, half a foot long and wide. There was a round mark on the bottom of the box. It could be seen that there was a round thing inside.

Yin Xing said in a deep voice: "The old Taoist priest put down the collection of false essays, and took away the contents here."

"What's in it..." Shu Sheng picked up the box in doubt and put it under the tip of his nose to smell it. There was a smell of old wood mixed with the smell of copper.

Shu Sheng frowned: "It's a bronze vessel... What is this Heming Temple for?"

"I don't know." Yin Xing pulled Shu Sheng behind him with a sullen face, protected Shu Sheng, looked at the person standing on the steps with a serious face, and laughed dryly: "It seems that there is more than one Heming Temple. Taoism is so simple."

Shu Sheng raised his head and saw a person standing on the steps, with white hair and beard, wearing a washed white Taoist robe, with a dust whisk pinned to his waist, but it was the old Taoist priest from before, holding a disc in his right hand.

Apparently, it was exactly what was in that box.

The old Taoist stood there looking at them, and said blankly: "You two shouldn't be here."

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