Wangzhuang is very close to the Taoist temple, that is, more than ten minutes away.

The groundbreaking ceremony also came to an end, and the crowd gradually dispersed, only Peaches was still busy in place.

Seeing me come back, Momoko seemed to report to work: "It's all done, I'll let the project be suspended, and I'll wait for you to come back."

"Thanks to you."

Momoko smiled and gave me a blank look, "Are we still so polite? You're not empty!"

That's a heartfelt thank you.

Looking at the construction site that was starting to be deserted, I looked at Momoko again: "No need to stop work, keep working."

"This time, we're going to rush the deadline."

Momoko frowned: "Will Duan Xu be suspicious when he sees it?"

"Don't worry, he's struggling to get down the ground now, and he won't come."

She shook the phone in her hand: "Then two waves of workers work in shifts, so as not to have too many dreams at night."

"That's what it means!"

Under the full mobilization of Peaches, at least three waves of workers were transferred, but fortunately, there were no residents in the vicinity, and the construction in the middle of the night would not be complained.

The one-month construction period, under the intensive overtime, was shortened to half a month.

When I heard the news in the ruined building, I was stunned.

And the most important task is also coming - to determine the time of capping.

Generally speaking, the capping should be based on the homeowner's birthday, combined with the yellow calendar, and the final determined day.

But I am building a Taoist temple, and I need to go to the heavenly court, if the above does not agree, a thunderbolt will come down, and everything will be in vain.

That's what embarrasses me.

Table Heavenly Court, Chuan Difu, that's what Taoist priests do, and my current identity is not very compatible.

After hesitating again and again, I also decided to burn a document for the city god, I did the etiquette that should be done, and they didn't let me, then it was not for me to decide.

That night, I took out a red pen and yellow paper that had been dusty for a long time, wrote the ins and outs clearly, and finally stamped the seal of Tianguan.

The fire was blazing in the brazier, and I hesitated for a moment and threw the paperwork into the fire.

Without the Taoist body, I still have to build a Taoist temple, I may be the first person in the ages.

Momoko remained silent behind me until the flames burned out, and she whispered inquiring.

"Is that the end of it?"

I shook the ashes on my hands and picked up the yellow calendar from the side: "I think the day after tomorrow will be a good day, and the cap will be set the day after tomorrow."

I closed the calendar, and I looked up at the peach, "If there had been no lightning strike that day, it would have been done."

Momoko didn't say anything, but lowered her head and pulled the bag open, took something out of it, and handed it to me.

"For you."

I looked down and it looked like a wedding message, "What is this? Who's going to get married?"

Momoko gave me a blank look, "You're tied up with me?"

After speaking, she took the initiative to squat beside me: "I think it's such a big thing as the cap, it should be handled."

"Don't you all say it, there are two major things in this life, one is to start a business, and the other is to start a family."

Peaches stared at the flame that had not yet burned out with some distraction: "Establishing a career is for the body to settle down, and starting a family is to find a home for the soul."

"Even if we don't have any money, borrowing money will have to be beautiful once!"

I don't know why, Peaches, who are like wild horses, have such an obsession with starting a family.

Perhaps, only a wandering person would covet the lamp in the house.

I took the post from her, "Let's write a few."

"Hmm!"

There were no tables in the abandoned building, and the stones where we usually ate were a little uneven, so we could only crawl on the ground.

Momoko just picked up the pen and slowly put it down: "I don't look good at writing, you write, I'll read it to you."

She reads one, and I write one, until she reads Uncle Ya's name.

I was stunned, knowing that this stubborn old man would not come.

Momoko seemed to see my thoughts, and reassured, "Whether he comes or not, you can't be rude."

"Uncle Ya personally opened."

……

Since you have to get to the number of rites, then do it!

The next day, Momoko handed me the car keys and a thick stack of invitations.

"It's better for you to go to this matter in person, and appear sincere."

I put the invitation on the co-pilot, and I was a little embarrassed: "I'll find someone to send some tables, chairs and benches later, you ......."

"Oh, I get it."

Momoko interrupted me with a smile, "Is it according to the rules of ancestor worship?"

"You know?"

Peaches gave me a big roll of her eyes and said angrily, "My family also has ancestors, and I know all the rules."

"Uncle Tooth......"

"Oh, you can go." Momoko pushed me into the car, "Uncle Ya is in the middle."

I couldn't help but laugh, "It's good to have you."

Momoko pursed her lips and sneered, "What's the matter? Got up today to eat bee poop? It's weird and sweet."