Shen Yuange, who had been standing by the carriage and watching several people, walked up and said, "Caizhu, Luo'er, this is not a place to talk, let's go home first."

"Uncle Shen, you are worried, we..." Nie Caizhu was halfway through his words, and suddenly realized something was wrong. As soon as he stopped, he froze in place.

Her eyes glanced back and forth between Shen Luo and Shen Yuange a few times, and suddenly realized that their eyebrows were somewhat similar, and their expressions became more and more strange for a moment.

"What's wrong? Caizhu, but what's wrong?" Shen Yuange said in confusion when he saw this.

"Miss Nie, I didn't have time to tell my name before. My name is Chen Luo, and it is your fiancé." Before Nie Caizhu could answer, Chen Luo looked at her, smiled gently, and said.

"Are you... Shen Luo?" Nie Caizhu immediately remembered what she said on the way back, and was immediately embarrassed. Two red glows quickly rose on both cheeks and spread rapidly, dyeing red to the back of her ears.

"Wow, so you are the son-in-law?" Xiaochun was confused and added another fire to the side.

Nie Caizhu held her sleeves tightly, hesitated in place for a moment in panic, and immediately ran onto the carriage without looking back.

"Oh, Miss..." Xiaochun shouted quickly and chased after him.

"What's going on?" Shen Yuange frowned slightly, looked at Chen Luo, and asked.

"I don't know either." Chen Luo said pretending to be ignorant.

Shen Yuange shook his head and chuckled, and took everyone back to the Shen family.

In the following days, Nie Caizhu spent almost all day in the house except for eating, as if she was intentionally avoiding the sinking, and even at the dining table, she almost never looked at her.

However, her close maid Xiaochun stared at him every time she encountered Shen Luo, with her eyes full of anger, which made Shen Luo feel a little embarrassed.

After a few days of leisure at home, Chen Luo started practicing again, while practicing the nameless heavenly book, he continued to learn to make talismans.

Before returning from Jianye, he also went to Lubaotang to buy spiritual materials and talisman paper.

However, in order to practice in seclusion, the three-yuan true water and earth elixir he bought had already spent most of his savings. In the end, he only bought a small amount of green frost talisman paper and a lot of yellow talisman paper.

After completing the practice on this day, Chen Luo took out a thin line-bound book from the stone box and read it carefully.

This book is not another thing, it is the ancient talisman book passed down from his ancestors when he passed by Shenxianju before.

He had just read it once before and did not check the content in detail. Today, he opened it and found that there was a brief introduction similar to the biography of a character at the front of the page.

It is completely different from the cursive writings about the content of the talismans later. The content of this biography is written in running script, and it is obviously not written by the same person.

After reading it, I realized that this passage was added by people from the Hou family and wrote about the life story of the ancestor of the Hou family.

It turns out that the ancestor of the Hou family is a Taoist who travels around the world. The specific inheritance of the master is no longer verified. The Taoist methods he has practiced are not described too much. It seems that it is mainly based on talismans, and it seems that it does not belong to the Xiaomaoshan line.

The role of the Taoist Yunyou is similar to the Buddhist monk, but he practices traveling around the world, and mainly preaches and practices medicine along the way. He also does some deeds of subduing demons and eliminating demons. Most of the talismans he masters are related to the fact that Yunyou is involved.

The first talisman recorded in the book is a talisman called "Crossing Mountain Talisman".

When I first looked at the name of this talisman, Chen Luo thought it was a moving talisman that crossed mountains and ridges. After carefully reading the introduction, I realized that this talisman is a talisman that detects the demonic energy.

Because the Taoist who travels to the Yunyou often has to walk among the rarely visited mountains and rivers. This kind of place usually has the charm of mountain demons. This mountain talisman can sense the approaching of the demonic energy in advance, and then emit light to warn the monks.

In terms of efficacy, some are similar to magic weapon demon detection rings. One is that the more powerful or closer the demonic energy, the louder the ringtone will be, and the other is that the light emitted will be brighter.

This talisman is highly targeted and has no way to perceive the Yin and Ghost Qi, but it is only sensitive to the demonic Qi.

The grade level is not too high, and there are no special requirements for talisman paper and talisman ink. Ordinary yellow talisman paper and cinnabar talisman ink can be drawn, and high-quality purple cloud talisman paper can also be drawn, but the strength of the effect has some changes.

In addition to the "mountain talisman", this talisman book also contains several commonly used talismans by Taoist priests. Among them, the ones that sink the most are the "Qingfeng Breaking Talisman" and the "Shenxing Armor Horse Talisman".

Among them, the Qingfeng Breaking Talisman uses the power of the talisman to attract the breeze containing the vast energy of heaven and earth to blow away the mist and miasma. It can solve the naturally formed poisonous miasma and the artificially constructed puzzles.

The Divine Armor Horse Talisman is even more different. The rune style is completely different from other talismans. It doesn’t look like words at first glance, but instead looks like horse drawings drawn with thick ink.

However, in this thick ink, you can see the lines flowing, and there are vague traces of ancient seal characters, like characters and paintings, and the shape is like a fierce horse raising its hooves, with a flying mane, just like the posture of four hooves rushing.

When using it, you need to use magic power to ignite the talisman paper, and then recite the spell silently. The burned paper ash will wrap around its feet, making it like riding a BMW, running quickly without any effort, and traveling thousands of miles a day.

"One hundred steps, the ground shrinks, the mountains are flat, and the water is dry. I am ordered by the three mountains and nine marquises!" Chen Luo silently recited the mantra, and his eyes flashed slightly.

He has long heard of Mr. Jiuhou of Sanshan. Although his true identity has always been a mystery, he is still regarded as a ancestor by all the Taoists in the world and respected him.

The many talismans used by Yunyou Taoists also come from Mr. Jiuhou of Sanshan, including the familiar "Shenxing Armor Horse Talisman" and "Five Ghosts Carrying Talisman".

In addition to these three talismans, the thread-bound ancient books also record four other talismans, but compared with the previous three, it seems a bit unreliable, including the "Treasure Talisman" torn off by Manager Hou.

The peach blossom extradition talisman, the yang-gaining talisman, the five spirits and the treasure talisman, and the wealth-gaining talisman, no matter how you look at it, they all seem to be used by Taoist Yunyou to deceive people. Chen Luo was really interested in this, so he didn't care too much.

He planned to try drawing the first three talismans.
Chapter completed!