I saved the undead for 100 years in Dajin

Because of his lack of cash, Yuan Zhan chose a relatively cheap coffin.

Pat it with your hands, the board is still thick, that's it.

At the end of the bill, sixty-two nine dollars, half of the money that Father Yuan left him to marry his wife was spent.

It's really nothing to find trouble for yourself, it's a bit of money to burn.

But there is no way, who wants to pretend to be a big belly man in front of outsiders.

I followed the donkey cart carrying the coffin to the village, and found that the villagers were all sitting there, doing nothing.

No, people are dead here, why don't we prepare some banquets, and then relatives and friends come over and cry, and then weep.

Are local customs different?

Liu Si sat outside with a droopy face, full of displeasure, and didn't say a word when he saw him.

"What's the matter, old Liu?" Yuan Zhan asked.

Liu Si pouted backwards and said, "I'm waiting for you."

Yuan Zhan said: "What are you waiting for me? Didn't you buy the coffin back?"

Liu Sidao: "Wait for you to hold a banquet."

"Why do you let me do it?"

Yuan Zhan jumped up when he heard it, and shouted, "I'm not him...the coffin cost me a lot of money."

Liu Si shrugged and made a helpless expression.

Yuan Zhan walked towards the donkey cart suddenly, and said as he walked, "No, we still have things to do, so we can't delay here. Let's go!"

Liu Si hurriedly followed.

But the villagers who led the way immediately chased after them, and even dragged Hao Er's son Hao Hu, knocked him down in front of Yuan Zhan with a plop, and shouted: "Master Yuan, if you do me a favor, please help this family!" Bar."

As he spoke, he asked Hao Hu to kowtow to Yuan Zhan, bang bang bang, his forehead hit the ground every time.

Yuan Zhan stopped, frowned and said, "Didn't I already buy the coffin for my husband, you can help with the rest of the things. I have to deliver..."

Seeing that Hao Hu's head was bleeding, he couldn't say the following words.

Liu Si didn't care about this, he pulled him to the back, pointed at the villagers and shouted: "You are too much. The end of the pension is the business of Hao Er's son. You neighbors don't talk about helping, but you all go too far. If we want to rely on our young master, why, we have bought the coffin to the utmost, and there is no end to it."

After speaking, he pulled Yuan Zhan away.

Yuan Zhan let him pull, this time he did not refuse.

The villagers stood there in a daze, watching them leave, and did not dare to chase them any more.

When he came to the entrance of the village, Liu Si began to scold: "Brother Yuan, you are too kind-hearted, and you don't even look at who these people are. Yes, they are very poor, but they are also very rascals. As long as you are touched by them, you I can't even shake it off, so I can't help it. Hey, in this world..."

Yuan Zhan was silent, and when he came to the stele, he suddenly heard a sneer: "Hey hey!"

Yuan Zhan was taken aback for a moment, then turned his head to look where the sound came from, and it turned out to be in the Town God's Temple.

But there was no one in the temple, nor outside.

Rubbing his eyes quickly with his hands, the foreground changed, and he saw the bruised monster in the temple.

At this time, he was protruding his ugly big head, looking at him through the temple gate, and he was the one who made the laugh.

When the eyes of the human and the demon collided, they were both startled.

Yuan Zhan turned his head quickly, raised his hand and slapped the donkey's butt.

The donkey was in pain and started to run.

Yuan Zhan also started to run.

Liu Si was puzzled, and said: "What are you doing so fast, you can get there before dark."

Yuan Zhan said: "If you can't keep up, sit in the car."

Liu Si knew that he had good foot strength, so he didn't insist on it, so he jumped on the shaft of the car and sat down.

After sitting for a while, I hugged my arms, looked at the sky, and said, "Why is it a little cold, is it windy?"

Yuan Zhan was taken aback, turned around while running, and found that the monster came out of the Town God's Temple, and followed behind their donkey cart. Seeing Yuan Zhan looking at him, he grinned wide, revealing a pair of big fangs, and laughed .

Yuan Zhan was taken aback, and hit the donkey's butt again with his right hand. When the donkey cart passed by, he slowly stood down.

Liu Si turned around and shouted, "What are you doing?"

Obviously he couldn't see the monster.

Yuan Zhan said: "You go first and wait for me in front."

As he spoke, he pulled out the silver toad from his bun and held it between his fingers.

This is a monster that looks like a giant salamander. It walks upright like a human on its two hind legs, with a thick and short tail dragging behind it. Its upper limbs have changed into human hands, its nails are sharp and long, and its head is human-like. But it was so ugly, a bit like an alien in a sci-fi movie, with no ears or hidden in the skull, and green lights in the eyes.

Yuan Zhan looked him up and down and wondered, "The one in the river?"

The salamander stopped five or six meters away from him, looked at him curiously like Yuan Zhan, and said in a low voice, "Can you really see me?"

Yuan Zhan said: "So what if you see it. Let me ask you, Mr. Hao Er in the village, did you kill him?"

The reason why he talked to him so calmly was that Yuan Zhan suddenly discovered that this monster was not as scary as he imagined.

If this is a fierce monster, how could the people in the village survive until now, they would have been eaten by him long ago.

Also, it was because of spying on him that he was attracted to chase just now. If he hadn't looked back, maybe he wouldn't have come out like this now.

The salamander bared his teeth at him, and said, "Why should I tell you? That old man is so talkative, how many times he has warned him, but if he doesn't listen, he deserves to die."

Yuan Zhan suddenly understood that Hao Er's death was really due to the story of his storyteller's shady soldiers making excuses.

Thinking about it, he scratched his scalp with Yinchan and asked, "Then why are you chasing me? I don't seem to have provoked you."

While talking, he found that the green eyes of the salamander were always following the silver toad, as if he had some scruples, and he suddenly became more confident.

The salamander demon was indeed afraid of Yin Chan, and quickly replied: "I just want to see if you can really see me."

Yuan Zhan said: "Now I know."

The salamander nodded his head and asked, "Are you a monk among humans?"

Yuan Zhan didn't want to show a little timidity in front of him, so he said, "Yes."

The salamander demon showed joy on his face, and said: "Then can you do the little demon a favor."

Yuan Zhan was taken aback, and said, "Say."

The salamander demon said: "About fifty miles west of here, there is a village of Jiajia. In the village there is a scholar named Jia Yun, who was thrown into prison because of a lawsuit. You are a monk, and you are honored as a fairy elder among human beings. What you say will definitely work. , can you help him and get him out of the cell."

Yuan Zhan never expected that the salamander demon would make such a request. He changed his mind and said sharply: "You are the murderer who killed dozens of Jia Bao's family, and you are Jia Yun's wife."

When the salamander heard this, he quickly shook his hands, and said inarticulately: "No, no, no, I'm a male. How could it be Ga (Jia) Yun's wife... No, no."

Yuan Zhan thought about it too, this guy didn't look like a mother at all, he might have made a mistake, so he said, "What about Jia Bao's family?"

The salamander lowered his head and thought for a while, and said: "The family surnamed Jia is usually rich and unkind, relying on their wealth and power, they buy and sell by force, and bully many poor families, so they suffered retribution. The Yin soldiers made an excuse, but all the souls they saw were summoned away."

Yuan Zhan looked directly at him and said, "How do you know? Could it be related to you as well?"

The salamander bowed his head and remained silent. It took a long time before he could hold back a sentence: "She...is my benefactor. I can't betray her."