Under the moonlight, the figure lengthened, walking further and further away.
Vaguely, I seemed to hear her say intermittently: "When I was little, my brother carried me on his back and stumbled around. Although it was scary, it was very interesting."
"Later, my master carried me on his back, and I felt more secure and stable than ever before."
"You can carry me on your back from now on. Well, this feels pretty good."
He said yes.
She asked: "Carry it for the rest of your life?"
He still said yes.
She said happily: "Pull a hook?"
"Hang yourself on a hook for a hundred years..."
"By the way, which line are you going to start with?"
"Taomen."
"Then I'll wait for you to come back, and we'll go back to Taoshan Village to celebrate the New Year together."
"A manly man, the second best in the world, must keep his word."
...
A week later, at the foot of Daomen Mountain.
Traveling under the stars and the moon, running around day and night.
Finally, in the shortest time I thought it would take, I successfully arrived at Daomen.
Different from the desolation at the foot of Kunlun Mountain, there is a prosperous town at the foot of Daomen Mountain: Daoshan Town.
Most of the residents of Daoshan Town are of "Daomen bloodline".
Either he is a worldly disciple who marries a wife and has children, or he is an ordinary mortal who yearns to become a Taoist disciple.
Or else, his ancestors had a predestined relationship with Taoism, settled in a small town, and multiplied from generation to generation.
They gathered together to talk and discuss the Tao. After thousands of years of development, nearly 20,000 residents took root here.
There are many shops and busy traffic. In terms of liveliness, it is not inferior to the large towns outside.
My arrival was just a grain of dust thrown into the lake, and it did not attract anyone's attention.
Green tea, shortbread, and a large bowl of red-skinned fried peanuts.
In a quaint teahouse called "Shuiyunjian", I sat in the corner of the lobby and listened to the guests around me talking in a relaxed atmosphere.
There are people who talk about Taoism, women, and the debate about the luck of the six meridians. They all express their opinions.
Some people say that Tumo stars fly directly.
Some people became red-faced because of this.
Others banged the table, kicked the stool, and cursed.
But no matter how much you argue or argue, if you stop it just right, no one will get angry and get into a fight.
The man said that fighting is not allowed in Daoshan Town, it is a Taoist rule.
Anyone who dares to break the rules will be kicked out of the town and banned from entering for life.
I deliberately attached myself to him, gave him a small tip, and asked the waiter about how to become a Taoist disciple.
Youdao has a reputation for being short-tongued and short-handed, so he charged me a favor fee of two hundred yuan, and the other party immediately knew everything.
The guy said that there are three ways to become a Taoist disciple. The first one is that at the beginning of every month, the Taoist sect will open its gates and the elders will sit in charge and select "fate disciples" who are under the age of eight.
The so-called fate cannot be clearly seen or touched, and it is all calculated by the elders based on the birth date and horoscope.
Pay attention to destiny involvement and skeletal talent.
The second type is recommended by acquaintances.
Have relatives and friends working in the Taoist sect, and they must be inner sect disciples or deputy stewards or above.
With their guarantee, you can directly become an outer disciple and practice the most basic Taoism.
The third option is to register yourself.
At the same time at the beginning of the month, I reported to the Daomen's handyman office and became the lowest-level servant disciple.
If you are lucky, you may have the opportunity to be promoted from a handyman to an outsider.
This chapter is the third chapter from yesterday and will be published later today.
