The statue of Guanyin, watered with blood, has become an evil god.

Whether it is cleansing, incense, or dispersing evil spirits, it is useless.

This thing should not remain on earth.

Thinking of this, I crossed my heart, lifted the statue of Guanyin, and slammed it on the stone.

With a snap, Guanyin was torn apart, and a strong smell of blood came out.

I clutched my nose and took a few steps back.

Waiting for the night breeze to dissipate the smell of blood a little, I slowly walked forward.

At this time, I saw that Guanyin seemed to be hollow, and there was something hidden in it.

A doll carved out of wood.

When the man poured blood on the statue, a small amount of blood remained on the outside of the statue, and a large amount of blood was poured into the statue.

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After analyzing this, I probably understand.

Chu Xi is raising little ghosts.

I've heard before that celebrities in the city are superstitious. There are many people who secretly raise ghosts, hoping to make good luck and help their careers.

It seems that Chu Xi wanted to be popular too much, so he embarked on the evil path. The scar on her wrist is supposed to be caused by feeding blood to the imp.

Later, she may have signed Lin Yuchan's company, felt that her goal had been achieved, and was worried that the scar would affect her image as an artist, which made people guess that she had masochistic tendencies. So I interrupted raising imps.

It's a pity that she didn't know how to cancel the contract with the imp, so she hastily buried the idol in the ground.

This is self-defeating and exposed in advance.

Thinking of this, I hurriedly called Lin Yuchan, but no one answered.

I was completely panicked.

Ma Ce is looking for Chu Xi everywhere.

But I just gave Chu Xi a blessing charm.

Ma Ce can't get close to Chu Xi, will he turn to harm Lin Yuchan? After all, Lin Yuchan has just recovered from a serious illness, and her yang energy is still very weak.

Thinking of this, I called Ba Qi and asked him to drive to pick me up.

In order to save time, I didn't say anything specifically, but just said that Lin Yuchan encountered something dirty and was in danger.

Ba Qi also heard that the situation was serious, and asked me to wait for ten minutes.

In fact, in less than ten minutes, I saw Ba Qi driving a rampant car.

I opened the door, and as soon as I got into the car, the car ejected and sped off towards the city.

I felt like I hadn't sat down yet, and I arrived at Lin's Hospital.

Ba Qi followed me, with a fierce look on his face, and every time he met someone on the road, he would ask viciously, "Where is Chu Xi?"

Whether it is doctors, nurses or patients, they are all scared by him.

Finally, a doctor nervously said, "Mr. Lin is in the office and said that no one will be allowed to enter."

Ba Qi pushed him and led me to Lin Yuchan's office.

The office was in front of him, Ba Qi pushed it, and the door was locked from the inside.

He took a few steps back, turned sideways and slammed his shoulder.

With a bang, the door was slammed open.

There was a scream from inside.

It's Chu Xi's.

I walked in, turned on the light, and saw Chu Xi squatting in the corner of the wall with his hair scattered.

Ba Qi was not polite, and directly grabbed her hair and pulled her up: "Where's Miss Lin?"

Chu Xi's tears of pain came out, and she pointed to the sofa opposite.

I saw Lin Yuchan lying there, and I didn't know anyone anymore.

I walked over and felt her pulse, full of ghostly energy.

Matzei, already here. Lin Yuchan was still tricked.

Chu Xi walked over cautiously, crying pear blossoms with rain, Chu Chu was pitiful.

"As soon as Mr. Lin entered the hospital, he was weird and dragged me here. The tone of her voice is particularly scary, as if she has been subjected to a ghost."

"Then she collapsed on the couch and wouldn't let me turn on the light."

"Doctor Fushen, is Mr. Lin okay?"

I stood up, looked at Chu Xi with tears on his face, and sneered, "Your acting skills are so good."

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