Jia Mansion.
Logically speaking, this is Jin An's fourth visit to Jia Mansion.
It's just that he failed to enter the house three times the first three times.
After passing through Jiamen four times, we finally entered.
When Jin An and the old Taoist priest came to the Jia family, Jin An first gave the Jia family a fortune-telling technique, which shrouded the Jia family in dark clouds and concealed evil and evil.
A great Feng Shui bureau is now a pearl covered in dust.
He then gave each member of the Jia family a qi-gazing technique, and saw that the entire Jia family, including the female dependents, direct family members, and servants were all surrounded by black energy.
This shows that everyone in the Jia family is in trouble.
"Little brother, look at these people in the Jia family. Every hall is black and there are black marks on the whites of the eyes. The entire Jia family is indeed troubled. Bad things are following them. A big disaster is about to happen."
When they arrived at the gate of Jia's house, the old Taoist priest took a look at the concierge and nurse standing at the gate, and then said quietly to Jin An.
The old Taoist priest continued: "Little brother, look at the brothers of Mr. Jia. Their palaces are black and red. Their fatal disasters are greater than those of the servants. This shows that the bad thing that entangled the Jia family is...
I want to destroy the entire Jia family, and I have deep resentment towards the Jia family..."
"Obviously Mr. Jia loved his daughter so much that he even went into the water to carry his daughter's body and take him home. I can't understand why Mr. Jia's daughter who fell into the water and drowned must kill the entire Jia family. Why?
Do you hate Master Jia and his family so deeply?"
The last few words of the old Taoist priest were somewhat unfavorable to the Jia family, so he kept talking to Jin An quietly without making any loud noises.
Otherwise, before they even entered the Jia family's gate, they would have provoked a rich and powerful local landowner from Fucheng.
Sometimes misfortune comes from the mouth.
Facing the old Taoist priest's pun, Jin An thought of what Uncle Lin had told him before leaving. He recounted Uncle Lin's words to the old Taoist priest again, making the old Taoist priest think twice.
Regarding Jin An's body shape, the old Taoist priest blinked at Jin An, like an old man.
The two of them had been working together for so long and had a tacit understanding. Jin An knew that the old Taoist priest's eye for seeing people, which he had honed over the years of traveling around the world, must have seen something in the Jia family, and he didn't need to remind him at all.
Jin An calmly followed the old Taoist priest into Jia's house, while the brothers of Mr. Jia led the way, taking the two of them hurriedly to the attic where Jia Zhidie lived.
"Huh?"
Not long after entering Jia Mansion, the old Taoist priest made a new discovery.
"Little brother, the Feng Shui of Jia Mansion is exactly as you said. Many details are similar to those of He Mansion and Xue Mansion. It seems that these three Feng Shui bureaus are all created by the same expert.
Now. It’s just that the Jia family’s feng shui has a big problem now.”
The old Taoist priest secretly said to Jin An.
Jin An's head moved and he asked the old Taoist priest in a low voice: "What's the big problem?"
The two whispered in low voices along the way, which attracted the attention of the direct senior officials of the Jia family who were walking ahead. They stopped involuntarily and hurriedly asked them what they had discovered in the Jia family.
Jin An shook his head and asked them to continue leading the way.
Now they haven't figured out how deep the water in Jia's house is, so it's not a big mistake to be careful with their words and actions, lest they say something wrong and embarrass the Five Zang Taoist Temple.
This is called talking less and doing more, saying more and making more mistakes.
After they were on the road again, the old Taoist priest explained the Jia Family Feng Shui Bureau to Jin An in detail.
According to old Taoist priests, the more square and upright a house is, the more it can preserve luck, wealth, and blessings, and the more upright the fortune of a family living under the same roof will be.
But the Jia family was lucky. Along the way, we saw at least one rockery that was cracked and crooked; the roof of an attic was in disrepair, and the beams were broken. It collapsed and a large piece of tiles fell to the ground. Now carpenters are repairing the roof; and there are flower beds.
Some of the exotic flowers and trees planted here are actually crooked and ugly...
In terms of Feng Shui, this is called a slanted house, which brings bad luck. Not only will the people living here begin to have bad luck, but they will also be more likely to attract bad things.
As for the evil feng shui in a house as big as the Jia family, I am afraid that this is not just because the Jia family has provoked bad things. The old Taoist priest has rich experience in the world. He guessed that there may also be a big problem with the Jia family's ancestral tombs.
Ancestors cannot sleep peacefully, so they cannot be a shadow for future generations. The ancestors began to warn future generations and asked them to quickly find a Feng Shui master to come and check the Feng Shui at home again.
"Old Taoist, I dare to conclude that there is something wrong with the Jia family's ancestral tomb. It's not just a groundless conjecture. I just looked at the faces of the Jia family carefully and found that their fields, residences and palaces all have a slight red rash.
In Feng Shui, this is called Jiazhai evil. Tianzhai Palace represents the farm industry, and this farm industry includes ancestral graves..."
The old Taoist priest shook his head and analyzed it.
…
Led by Master Jia's brothers, Jin An and the old Taoist priest came to the small courtyard where Jia Zhidie lived.
Along the way, they walked through the moon wall and passed the waterside pavilion. Along the way, they saw many banquet tables that had not been removed. They saw many servants collecting leftovers. They heard from several people that the Jia family was hosting another banquet today and that it would be consecutive.
Place a flowing mat for seven days to commemorate the funeral.
When the old Taoist priest heard that the flowing water banquet would be set up for seven days, he muttered with emotion: "The wine and meat smelling road in the Zhumen will freeze the bones to death."
Jin'an's feeling is: "The drought will kill the people and the floods will kill them."
All in all, if you have money, you can really do whatever you want.
Speaking of which, this can be regarded as Jin An's second entry into Miss Jia Zhidie's shady house.
The first time was during the Yin period.
The second time was naturally in the rainy weather under this clear sky.
At this time, in the small courtyard where Jia Zhidie lives, there are also several wine tables that have not been removed, and running water tables will be opened again during lunch.
He saw that the densely packed yellow talismans to exorcise evil spirits posted outside the attic of the small courtyard had all been torn off. He was surprised and asked: "When did the yellow talismans in Jia Zhidie's attic be torn off?"
Jin An's question actually attracted curious glances from the Jia family. How did Jin An know that Jia Zhidie's niece's attic was covered with yellow evil charms?
Jin An then realized that he had let something slip, so he casually explained that he had heard someone talk about an attic covered with yellow symbols in the Jia Mansion.
The Jia family did not become suspicious. After all, with such a large courtyard empty and covered with yellow charms, there would always be a leak and it would be impossible to prevent it.
"Hey, those yellow talismans were torn off by my eldest brother. When we discovered something was wrong and tried to stop it, it was already too late. My eldest brother's temperament has changed a lot since he secretly brought back... Jia Zhidie's niece. He kept saying that Jia Zhidie
My niece is not dead, but she has disappeared in the past few years. She is not dead, but she is missing and living outside... Even the fact that we went to find Mr. Lin was hidden from my elder brother." One of them said with a sad face.
While Jin An was listening, he took the opportunity to perform a qi-gazing technique on Pavilion.
There was so much gloom in the attic, indicating that something unclean had indeed moved in, but there was no so-called dragon aura. Could it be that Uncle Lin guessed wrongly that after Jia Zhidie fell into the water and drowned and became the Water Goddess, she was not pregnant with the Dragon King's child?
The next step was to enter the attic. The senior members of the direct lineage of the Jia family all stood at the door of the courtyard with embarrassed expressions. They did not dare to enter the attic. Instead, they looked at me and I looked at you. Finally, everyone looked at Jin An and the old Taoist priest.
, embarrassed and speechless.
Jin An knew that they did not have the guts to enter the murderous building, fearing that they would encounter the fake corpse of "niece Jia Zhidie" later, so he and the old Taoist priest finally pushed the door open and entered Jia Zhidie's attic.
A lot of dust fell in Jia Zhidie's attic. A thick layer of dust fell on the floor, tables, chairs, stairs, and railings, indicating that the attic had been abandoned for several years.
No one has been here for several years.
I don’t know if it’s because it has been abandoned for many years and there are no living people to warm up and move around. This attic always gives people a gloomy and cold feeling.
It's strange to say that.
People can immediately tell whether a house is occupied or unoccupied as soon as they enter the door.
An occupied house has a warm air that makes people feel more relaxed.
An uninhabited house gives people the cold feeling of a haunted house.
However, at this time, there were two more footprints in the dust on the floor of the attic. Of course they were not the footprints of Jin An and the old Taoist priest. The footprints were one large and one small, and at first glance they were the footprints of a man and a woman.
It goes without saying who these footprints belong to. They should be those of Mr. Jia and Jia Zhidie who came back carrying the corpses.
The footprints of the father and daughter followed the stairs and went up to the boudoir on the second floor.
Generally speaking, the attic where a young lady from a wealthy family like this lives would be divided into two floors. The first floor would be for the maids who would serve the young lady in her daily life, while the second floor would be the boudoir for the young lady.
At this time, the old Taoist priest had already taken out the mahogany sword and a pot of chicken blood with a somewhat nervous look, planning to stab Ya with the sword first and then spray chicken blood all over him to break the evil spirit of the evil corpse if something went wrong.
Jin An, on the other hand, walked up the attic stairs with empty hands, a long knife tucked into the waist of his Taoist robe.
He has the calm and leisurely demeanor of a Taoist master.
The old Taoist priest hurriedly followed Jin An's footsteps.
As there were no outsiders, Jin An asked the old Taoist priest a question that had been hidden in his heart for a long time: "Old Taoist, let me ask you something."
"What?"
To be continued...