Chapter 780 Raising Ghosts

Mu Zi commented on Mu Zening's scheming, hearing Murong Cheng's words made him feel good.

He put his hands around Mu Zi's waist, put his chin on her forehead, and kissed the top of her hair affectionately, "See, he is a despicable and sinister guy. You want to make it up to him because you are kind enough to treat him like a donkey. No need, leave him alone in the future!"

"No, one size is one size." Mu Zi said seriously, "I hate Mu Zening now, but I can't change the fact that I hurt him before. It's two different things. A hypnotist has already been found for him. Whether to go or not is his business, and whether to do it or not is my business."

Murong Cheng sighed: "You are too rigid."

"It's not rigid, it's...it's..." Muzi hesitated, his eyes revealing confusion, "If I can't do anything, then that's fine, but I clearly have a chance to improve the situation, if I don't do it, I'm really There is no way to forgive myself."

Murong Cheng frowned, and said incredulously: "He's doing some crooked ways now, and he's obviously disturbed and kind. You're not allowed to see him again in the future!"

"It's really strange that he came back this time..." Mu Zi thought for a while and asked, "That Mr. Du last time, it seems that his name is Du Hao? Why don't we ask him?"

As it was about Mu Zi's safety, Murong Cheng was very cautious, and immediately asked Du Hao to meet the next day.

Du Hao was still the same as before, entertaining them in a leisurely manner with a friendly smile.

Peace makes money.

Mu Zi told Du Hao about Mu Zening's various anomalies, and when he mentioned the so-called ghost eyes, he still found it unbelievable.

She asked: "Is there really such a thing? No matter what happened in the past, you can see it clearly?"

Du Hao said with a smile: "There is such a spell, but it's not called ghost eyes, and you have to be an extremely lean person in this way to have a good grasp of past events. As far as I know, there is only one in Taoshui Village. A grandma can have such a skill."

"Then he is lying? But at the banquet, he guessed everything right." Mu Zi frowned, and murmured, "He said it was because he opened his ghost eyes..."

"The Taoist method of opening ghost eyes, that is, opening the eyes of yin and yang, relies on talisman paper, or swallowing crow's eyes alive, to achieve the purpose of opening eyes to see ghosts." Du Hao said with a smile, "Miss Mu, according to the few things you said Looking at it, the other party doesn't seem to have opened the eyes of ghosts, but seems to have raised ghosts."

"Raising ghosts?" Mu Zi was surprised.

Murong Cheng also raised his eyebrows unexpectedly.

"Ghosts can see things that humans can't see. It's not uncommon to guess correctly a few times, but it's not enough to know everything." Du Hao patiently explained, "Ordinary people mostly raise ghosts to improve their luck. Well, people with good morals raise ghosts to serve as helpers, to find people and ask questions or to find the way, and they are also harmful to people. It was very popular in the previous dynasty, but it gradually faded."

Murong Cheng said irritably, "Can you take that thing away?"

Du Hao shook his head apologetically: "Master Rong, what I'm doing here is a serious business of seeking blessings and avoiding disasters. I dare not touch those who are too evil to harm Yin and virtue. If you need, I can arrange someone to set up a formation for you, which can block a block."

Thinking of Xue Kai's death, Mu Zi had some concerns, and asked, "If he really raises a ghost, will it be bad for us?"

"It depends on the owner of the ghost." Du Hao said, "Miss Mu, you don't have to think too much about that thing. If everything goes well, then why should I work so hard to start a business and just raise a ghost?" Is it? As long as you don’t go to places with too much yin, ghosts won’t do much.”

"Which places are cloudy?"

"There is no light all year round, or places where people often die, such as hospitals, underground parking lots, hotels..."

Xue Kai died in the hotel.

Mu Zi knew it in her heart.