Although the Yin skin charm is made in a strange way, the effect of using it is outstanding. Whether it is soliciting peach blossoms or seeking official promotions, it is quite effective, so the market value is very expensive, and many people are buying it with a lot of money.

And the ancestor of the painter was originally born as a tomb robber who touched the gold and turned the bucket, and it was his nature to collect money. In addition, it costs a lot of money to find murder coffins or soul refining materials, so Yin Skin Talismans have been secretly circulating in the black market in various places.

There are connoisseurs who buy Yin Skin Talismans, and there are also rookies who spend money for some "simple purpose". The production cycle of the Yin skin charm is long, so even if the price has been speculated, it is still difficult to find, and there are not a few of them who buy and sell.

Lord Bai told us that he had heard a rumor that there were people selling Yin Skin Talismans in the Ximen Night Market in Quancheng. Regarding the two suicides we mentioned, since we can't find any clues at the moment, it is better to go there and have something to gain.

We came to the spirit all of a sudden, and we didn't expect Lord Bai to provide such an important clue. If the two suicides are both so-called painters, then the Yin Pi Charm circulating in the market is undoubtedly an excellent breakthrough!

In addition, this Ximen Night Market is also a well-known landmark in Quancheng, and I have long wanted to check it out.

As the capital of Ludong, Quancheng has a history of thousands of years since the sage Shun Emperor cultivated the barren elephant in Lishan, and is a rare ancient capital and historical city.

The topography of Quancheng is not flat, but it presents a rare balance. In a word, it is high in the south and low in the north, the old in the west and the new in the east; Hide the three mountains, not the four gates.

The south is high and the north is low, and it is said that it is surrounded by mountains in the south of Quancheng, such as the Qifeng Mountain, where the Qingfeng Temple is located above, is a typical example. The north is low-lying, and it is bordered by big rivers, such as the Yellow River, the mother river of the Chinese nation.

The old west and the new east are the relative location of the old city and the new city, and the three mountains and four gates are good feng shui and are a treasure land. I have described the concept of Feng Shui treasure land in detail before, and it is not only attractive, but also a place where monsters and monsters gather.

In particular, it is worth mentioning the four old gates of Quancheng, which are not aligned with each other in the east, west, south, and north according to the general law, but are crooked. This is extremely rare and almost unique among many ancient cities in China.

Among them, the west gate is actually southern, close to the southern mountains and belongs to the old city, coupled with a long history, since the feudal dynasty, wild bandits, snitches are rampant, and strange talk is numerous. And the Ximen Night Market is one of the most evil places.

Ximen Night Market is located in the West Gate of the old district of Quancheng, but it is not a market at all, but a small street.

The street is paved with bluestone slabs, and there are several old wells and ponds nearby.

According to the old generation, when the old wells and ponds were not exhausted, as long as a stone slab was lifted, a trickle could be drawn, which was quite amazing.

Strangely, the feng shui here is excellent, but throughout the ages, this bluestone paved street has no name and no residents. Even in broad daylight, there is no single figure on the street, which looks a little gloomy.

But it is said that as long as it is past twelve o'clock in the night, the street will be lively, and the shadows will shuttle and turn heads, and I don't know which of them is a person and which one is a trick!

There are many legends about the Ximen Night Market, and in the Republic of China period, with the fame of a snitch named Swallow Li San in Quancheng, the Ximen Night Market became more talked about as his main place to sell stolen goods.

Some people say that the vendors on the street are all demons, and the things they sell are exchanged for their lives, and Li San signed a contract with the evil things, so that he can come and go freely in the water and fire, and become a snitch that no one can cure.

Some people also say that it is not a night market at all, but a mass grave, and it is light to encounter tricks against the wall, and sometimes a gust of wind blows in the middle of the night, and a large number of skeletons can be blown out, and people will pounce on them to ask for their lives......

Listening to what I said, Lord Bai yawned and said that human imagination is rich, and sure enough, the most terrible thing in the world is that there is nothing to do when you are full.

It tells us that the Ximen Night Market is indeed not a market, in which humans and evil creatures are mixed, and in the current popular parlance, it can be seen as a cross-species communication platform.

In fact, this kind of night market is not only found in Quancheng, but more or less in every city across the country, but we don't know about it.

Why is Ximen Night Market not a market? That's because the items sold in it are often not visible, either yin and evil things such as yin skin charms, or antiques stolen from tomb robbers, etc., which are inconvenient to sell with great fanfare.

The second is that the vendors in the Ximen Night Market will not bring the goods they sell with them, which is mainly to avoid people's eyes, and if they happen to encounter the investigation of some departments, they will not end up with all the stolen goods.

The human world is the coexistence of humans, monsters, demons, and monsters, and has its own set of ecological laws and laws. Under normal circumstances, in a place like the Ximen Night Market, the relevant human departments will not interfere excessively, knowing its existence but not acknowledging it.

It was also after the founding of the People's Republic of China that this street, which had no name in the past dynasties, finally had a meaningful name - Legal Street.

The fat man was taken aback and said that there was really an evil thing selling in that night market? No way! What do they sell? It's more convenient to just change one!

Not only is I fat, but I'm also puzzled. I don't understand why evil creatures should have to do such a small business to support their families like humans.

Lord Bai smiled and asked us if we had watched too many fantasy movies?

It says that first of all, the so-called technique of turning stones into gold does not exist at all, and a small number of evil things with high cultivation can indeed be conjured up through the method of blinding eyes, such as cash, jewelry, etc., but these methods have a time limit.

If you use the law at any time, unless no one investigates it, as long as someone reports the case, the relevant departments want to arrest you, which is equivalent to dancing on the tip of the knife.

In addition, most of the evil creatures are similar to human thoughts, they all belong to the small rich and safe type, and their lofty ambitions have nothing to do with them, and they just want to live their own small life comfortably.

Therefore, they can only use their own expertise and means to manufacture and sell all kinds of goods, and they are as busy as human beings, hoping to accumulate and make money.

The so-called "listening to your words is better than reading a book for ten years", chatting with Lord Bai is really to increase knowledge.

I looked at the clock on the wall, it was ten o'clock in the evening, there was still time before midnight, and I decided to go to the Ximen Night Market tonight.

I called back the little stinky fart and glutinous rice dumplings, put on my backpack, and beckoned the fat man to go. Lord Bai said it was lively, but he refused to accompany us. It yawned and said that it was sleepy, as long as we saved our lives and came back to report back to it.

We got into a taxi and didn't say anything all the way.

From our new home to the Ximen Night Market, which is the legal street, it is almost forty-five kilometers, which is an hour and a half by car, and it stands to reason that we should be able to reach it before twelve o'clock.

When we finally arrived near the night market, the time had come to the early hours of the next morning......