Zhao Caiman ran to us, looked at me, then looked at Li Jingran, and then she raised the Buddha's palm without hesitation and pushed it away, saying, "Miss Li, what are you doing?"

"He..." Li Jingran originally wanted to say that I hit her, but she probably felt that it was embarrassing to say this. She swallowed it back when she said it, and then stared at Zhao Caiman coldly and said, "You just said that the stone sculpture was not a monster, what's going on?"

Zhao Caiman ignored Li Jingran's words, but reached out to pull me into a clean place, took out the yellow ancient book in his hand, and lay on the guardrail of the bridge and began to read it.

"What's this?"

Looking at the yellowed book under Zhao Caiman, I asked in confusion.

"This is the county annals!" Zhao Caiman said.

The county annals record the history of a city, covering a very wide range, almost recording all the major history of a city.

After Zhao Caiman finished speaking, Li Jingran walked over and said with disdain: "What's so great about county anime? I haven't read the county anime of this city. There is no history of this bridge in the county anime."

"The county annals in my hand are the Song Dynasty version, the county annals of the Song Dynasty!" Zhao Caiman said: "The county annals you read do not record the history of this bridge, but what I can record clearly in my hand."

As he said that, Zhao Caiman turned the yellowed county annals open. What surprised me was that the county annals that usually only roughly record history seemed to be full of ink in the history of the Xijiang Bridge.

According to the county chronicles, during the reign of Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty, an unprecedented plague broke out in Xijiang City, and the entire city was empty.

Song Huizong personally ordered the recruitment of doctors from all over the world to control the plague in Xijiang City. However, these doctors could not control the plague. On the contrary, as long as the doctors who had been to Xijiang City, all of them were infected with the plague and died in the city without exception.

Seeing that the plague in Xijiang City could not be controlled and it was spreading to various cities in the Song Dynasty, some people in the court suggested that they abandon their soldiers and protect their commanders and blockade Xijiang City, and a fire burned Xijiang City.

Moreover, as the plague became more and more fierce, the call for destroying the city became higher and higher. Except for a few Xijiang officials who strongly opposed it, the entire court almost unanimously agreed to destroy the city.

Song Huizong was already dizzy and incompetent. When he was about to agree to this unjust decision, a Feng Shui master named Lai Buyi volunteered to go to Xijiang City to take a look.

In this way, Lai Buyi brought the lives of millions of people in Xijiang City and came to Xijiang. After Lai Buyi's geomantic storing, he found that the problem was not the plague, but the problem with the feng shui problem in Xijiang City.

The Xijiang River in Xijiang City is surrounded by mountains and has a low terrain, which is extremely easy to accumulate yin energy. In addition, the urban layout is not based on Feng Shui, and all the domestic waste in the city enters the Xijiang River.

In the long run, Xijiang became a place to gather in the shade and raised a huge rat king.

And this plague was brought by the demonic aura of the Rat King!

The book records that when Lai Buyi came, the rat king in Xijiang City had become a climate. With his strength, he fought back and forth several times, but he only captured the rat king and could not completely kill the rat king.

In order to solve the disaster of the Rat King, Lai Buyi ordered people to build a Xijiang Bridge on the Xijiang River, and used the best pear blossom trees to create a wooden carving dozens of meters high, and used the wood carving to suppress the Rat King on the bridge.
Chapter completed!