"Resolve grievances," said Granny Bai, "the most common among the people are begging for rice and candles, burning clothes and paper, and sending them on the road if they fulfill their wishes.... This category is the simplest way to resolve grievances. Or excesses, reciting the mantra of rebirth, just to dissolve resentment.... But the deeper layer is similar to the current female corpse, to unravel the seven feelings and resentments in the hearts of the deceased. As long as the obsession is dispersed, the seven spirits will also be dispersed, and the three souls will return to the three paths, and they will not be smashed in the dying Yang World to do evil!"

"Resolving grievances is a common method used by Northern Malaysia to deal with ghosts, right?" I began to understand: "No wonder those goddesses, looking at the water bowl, cut off things, either burning clothes or sending rice, and their feelings are to resolve grievances!"

I really think the same as ordinary people...... But as soon as these words came out, Granny Bai immediately glared at me, and said in a deep voice, "What do you know? The goddess on the street, although she is also in the Northern Malaysian lineage, cannot be compared with the real Northern Malaysia at all."

Granny Bai elaborated on the origin of the northern horse: "Since ancient times, the southern Mao and the northern horses have been compared to each other, Mao naturally refers to the Taoist priests of Maoshan Mountain, and the horse refers to the disciples from the north. Out of the horse immortals, he likes to select his disciples from the crowd, and borrow the body of his disciples to do good deeds and save others."

"But the real Northern Malaysia lineage, the lineage predates Taoism, and it was called a shaman earlier. Later, with the integration of the North and the South, many people actually don't know about the North Malaysia lineage."

"North Ma Jishi, in order to drive away ghosts and ghosts, cross people's hearts.... There are three processes to pay attention to, namely, to see things, to ask questions, and to do things!"

"The so-called looking at things is to look at things first, and to look at things, which can also be understood as looking at the subject first, whether the subject is good or evil, whether it is worth helping, and whether there is any need to cross."

"The second is to ask about things, which is to ask the cause, to discuss right and wrong."

"In the end, it is the peace of affairs, the peace of affairs to resolve grievances, just to extinguish things and calm people, and to resolve the contradictions between the two worlds of yin and yang."

"This is the process of seeing things in the Northern Malaysian vein...... A real disciple of Beima, when he goes out to see things, he is like a detective solving a case, and he can be traced back and restored with clues. Only by the ins and outs can we see the truth of the matter. It is better to ask for a doctor, and it is necessary to determine where the grievances start, so as to prescribe the right medicine and resolve the grievances. The real Northern Malaysia is more complicated than the world thinks."

What Granny Bai said completely subverted my perception of Northern Malaysia.

Looking at my stunned appearance, Granny Bai snorted coldly, "You are still far away...... Study hard, maybe this time, it's the first lesson you really know about North Malaysia!"

On this day, I did open the door to a new world.

Listening to Granny Bai say a lot, the story of her previous Ma Jishi, I began to have an endless desire to explore that novel world. I also have a real understanding of North Malaysia.

I've been listening to Granny Bai talk about nightfall, and it was only in the evening that Granny Bai said that she was back to the female corpse.

This Xu Wantong, it is already very clear where the grievances begin.

She complained that the second child of the Xu family was cold-hearted and gambled indiscriminately. Looking for Xu Er's life, it is also fair.

She complained about Xu Wanjun twice, fratricidal, for her own selfishness and did not think of sibling affection, pushed Xu Wantong into the river, not to mention one corpse and two lives, and invited a Taoist priest surnamed Qian, wanting to nail his soul and drive away... For this reason, it is not a pity for these two people to die! So Granny Bai didn't bother to help these two.

As for Xu Wantong's third grievance, the complaint is that the child has not yet been shown, does not see the light of day, does not enter the ancestral hall, has no name and surname, and heaven and earth do not tolerate it.

Hearing this, my eyes widened in astonishment: "The child hasn't had an accident yet, what does it have to do with me?" Why is she pestering me?"

"Who made you collide with her," Granny Bai said, "This Xu Wantong is pestering you at the moment...... She wants you to deliver her baby."

As she spoke, Granny Bai pulled me over and gave me a brief explanation.

Let me go to the mourning hall tonight and wait for the opportunity to move.... Just wait for the pregnant belly to be swollen to help them give birth. As long as I help her give birth to the child, then this matter will no longer be relevant to me. She won't come back to pester me in the future.

Although Granny Bai will deliver the birth process very clearly, I still can't help but be afraid: "Mother-in-law, I, I'm afraid!"

"Something that doesn't make a living," Granny Bai was helpless, and then took out a piece of red paper from her body.

I recognized it at a glance, "Isn't this the extra piece of red paper in my hand when I woke up this morning?"

"That's it," said Granny White, finding pen and ink in the room.

On the red paper, six words were written, life without a matchmaker, death is hired!

This is life and death, and I was shocked: "Mother-in-law, what is this, what kind of charm is this?"

Granny White said, "Your life charm!"

As she spoke, she dried the ink, carefully handed over the red paper to me, and cautiously instructed: "If something happens tonight, at a critical moment of life and death, you can hand over this red paper to Xu Wantong, and the things on this paper can temporarily save your life!"

When Granny Bai said this, I was relieved. Accept the red paper, and I will only regard it as a talisman.

Even in the dead of night, when I left the room, Granny Bai deliberately chased after me, repeatedly emphasizing: "Red paper, you can only hand it over to her at the moment of life and death."

"Don't worry," I didn't even think about it at that time, and I should have felt that the amulet must be revealed at a time of life and death.

When I found out later, my intestines were almost blue!

North Horse Hunt for Dragons