Lao Jiang winked at me and mouthed something to me: "I just went to do some business for my teacher."
My heart suddenly opened up like a bright mirror. Lao Jiang just got separated from me on purpose. Maybe he even used me as bait to catch the legendary thousand-year-old foggy mountain ghost.
This master who has been a disciple for ten thousand years... really doesn't treat me as an outsider!
Just when I wanted to ask Ge Weihan to borrow a machine gun and make 300 transparent holes for him, the mountain ghost also looked at Lao Jiang with a puzzled face: "How do you know my identity?"
Lao Jiang smiled and said, "It seems I was right. The unofficial records are true."
It turns out that there is another reason why Wawu Mountain was dubbed the "Monster Mountain" during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and closed for nearly a hundred years, and that is to use the myths of gods and ghosts to prevent outsiders from peeking into its secrets!
Because a princess is buried there...
When she was still young, the princess was already deeply favored by her father and the king, and the husbands and sons-in-law who wanted to marry her could be lined up from the east city gate to the west city gate.
Now history has erased all records about her.
She is Princess Miaoyin.
"I didn't expect that anyone in the world would remember my name." The corners of Shan Gui's lips curled up slightly, and he was obviously smiling, but his eyes were full of bitterness.
Miaoyin is the youngest of the legitimate princesses. She is beautiful, full of poems and books, and has received all kinds of favors.
In order to make her happy for the rest of her life, the emperor was very selective in her marriage and wanted to choose a consort with good looks and good character.
But by chance, Miaoyin already had a sweetheart at that time, an envoy from a foreign country who came to pay homage.
The envoy had a handsome appearance and extraordinary conversation. He was neither humble nor overbearing when faced with the pressure of three hundred officials from the Ming Dynasty!
On the issue of 'border trade', everyone who argued was speechless.
Just when Emperor Ming felt that he was losing face, Princess Miaoyin, who was watching all this secretly from behind the curtain, stepped forward. Not only did the envoy have nothing to say in her defense, but she also revealed in public that the envoy was actually the prince of Fanbang based on various details. the truth.
The Ming Emperor was overjoyed.
Little did they know that the two of them just looked at each other and developed an inexplicable affection.
Logically speaking, the identities of the two are quite well matched.
But in the Ming Dynasty, the emperor guarded the country and the king died in the country. Marriage has always been a shame. If any foreign country refuses to accept it, they will send a large army to conquer it and fight until the other country is convinced!
It was a pity that Princess Miaoyin was so determined to marry him that she even risked her life to force her to marry him. However, she couldn't win over her, so Emperor Ming finally nodded.
A marriage between a prince and a princess can create a great story.
Unexpectedly, the marriage was just a way for the small country to paralyze the Ming Dynasty. They took this opportunity to attack the border, burned, killed and looted, causing tens of thousands of people to flee their homes. They also wanted to threaten the Ming Dynasty with the princess...
Lao Jiang was telling the unofficial history with gusto, but when he got to this point, the mountain ghost interrupted him: "No, we didn't get married."
"I couldn't marry him until my death!" A tear slipped down Shan Gui's face, and she restored that story for us.
The Holy Spirit originally offered marriage, but the prince refused...
Miaoyin was heartbroken and disheartened, so she chose another young general who was proposing for marriage at that time.
However, not long after, news suddenly came from the capital that a small foreign country was raiding the border. The angry emperor allocated a hundred thousand troops to conquer it.
The man leading the troops at that time was Miaoyin's fiancé, Major General.
The Major General knew that the prince was Princess Miaoyin's former lover. When he was massacring the enemy country, he specially brought the prince's head back and hung it on the palace gate to comfort the Ming people who died tragically.
But I never expected that after being stimulated, Miaoyin would hold a candle and wander around the palace late at night while reciting the name of her sweetheart.
Some people thought she was crazy, and some thought she was unfaithful and unfilial. As a princess of the Ming Dynasty, she actually summoned the spirit of the enemy prince.
Regardless of her madness, the young general wanted to marry her, but was almost stabbed to death and had to choose to break off the engagement.
A Taoist priest suggested that Princess Miaoyin was possessed by evil spirits.
The courtiers also talked a lot, feeling that Miaoyin was not worthy of being a princess.
The emperor and the empress had no choice but to hold a Luo Tiandao attack to block Youyou's mouth. Unexpectedly, Miaoyin went crazy again and almost stabbed the emperor this time.
"Later, I was put into a copper coffin and buried alive in Wawu Mountain. At this point, there was no more wonderful sound in the world, only a wandering soul remained. But I didn't expect that God would treat me like this. He was not even willing to let me go to the afterlife!"
Miaoyin was sealed alive in a coffin, and she never expected that there was an ancient tomb from the Yuan Dynasty under the place where she was buried.
Her copper coffin happened to be buried vertically in the Feng Shui eye of the ancient tomb. When she was dying, she absorbed the corpse energy of that tomb and became a living corpse.
And she is not afraid of the sun. She walks in the mountains and becomes a ghost in the mountains.
The group of hunters also called her the same way, calling her: Mountain Ghost!
After listening to the story of the mountain ghost, Yin Ling'er felt compassion and felt that Miao Yin was so pitiful that she fell in love with a bad person who didn't love her.
I shook my head: "No, he loves Miaoyin!"
"How come?" Yin Ling'er was a little surprised.
"Because it doesn't make sense." I explained: "Assume that if the prince agreed to the marriage and became the consort, secretly organized troops in the capital to assassinate the emperor, would the success rate be higher than if the invasion started from the border? many?"
"Also, even if he really fails, the emperor loves Miaoyin, and for Miaoyin's sake, he can't bear to leave her a widow. Will he use the punishment of lifelong imprisonment to exempt him from the death penalty?"
"No matter how you look at it, marrying Miaoyin is beneficial to you."
Yin Ling'er was also confused: "Yes, that seems to be the case, then why did he refuse the marriage?"
There was also a trace of confusion in the eyes of the mountain ghost, and I finally let out a sigh: "That's because he has loved the Central Plains culture since he was a child, and he has his own opinions on border trade issues. He is obviously a peace-loving successor. . It's a pity that he can't stop his father, an ambitious prairie wolf..."
"After discovering his father's murderous intention, he didn't want to involve Miaoyin, let alone use Miaoyin. Because, he likes Miaoyin!"
When I said this, I looked specifically into the mountain ghost's eyes.
I saw tears in the eyes of the mountain ghost, and his slender body was trembling slightly: "So that's it, no wonder, no wonder he asked me to wait! He didn't betray me, he didn't..."
A tear streaked across his face, and that charming face was filled with heartbreak.
"But what is going on with these foxes? It's amazing, why can they speak human language and listen to your orders."
Ge Weihan kept recording this story in his notebook. He felt that compared to mountain ghosts, these foxes living in Wawu Mountain were more magical and more contrary to science.
The flower fox chirped and retorted: "No, we are repaying our kindness and actively following Sister Shangui!"
