"Huh? What's the solution?" the young woman asked hurriedly after being curious.

The older woman moistened her lips with her tongue and continued, "Look at the footprints! My grandmother said that if a monk comes to beg for alms at home, first look at the footprints he left at the door. If the footprints left on the ground are neat and lighter than lighter, then you can vegetarian food. If the footprints left on the ground are dragged long and are pressed heavy, then you can send these beggars away on the ground as there is not much food at home!"

"Oh? There is also such a saying? But... why is this?" asked the young woman.

"I was also curious at the time, so I asked my grandmother the reason. My grandmother said, "It's true that monks usually practice all year round, they are already light and refreshed, and walk like the wind, so the footprints left on the ground are very neat. As for the shallow footprints, it actually makes people feel a bit like a lot of ants. Because there are usually many bugs crawling on the ground, monks often have light feet. Those lazy people who eat and drink are different. These people are lazy and distracted in nature, and like to procrastinate when walking, and are turbid, so the footprints left on the ground are not only deep but also long! Since my grandmother taught me this trick, I really found that those monks are a little different from ordinary people!" said the young woman proudly.

"Then...you mean...you also see that those two Taoist priests are different from others?" asked the young woman.

"Well! When I was following them just now, I did nothing, so I carefully observed the footprints of the few of them. Wangshun and Li Defu's footprints were similar to those of ordinary people. What surprised me was that the footprints of the two Taoist priests were too shallow on the ground. It can even be said that they did not leave any marks when passing by. I have paid attention to so many footprints of monks in my life, and I have never seen such footprints! So I dare to conclude that the fortunes of these two people must be quite shallow!" said the elderly woman.

"So there is still this knowledge here! Then... what about Uncle Jiang's footprints? How about Uncle Jiang's footprints compared to those of the two Taoist priests?" The young woman asked curiously, because in the hearts of the people of Luofeng Village, Uncle Jiang's skills were also unfathomable.

"This..." the elderly woman raised her lips and smiled, as if she wanted to say it but didn't.

"What the hell is it!" The young woman asked impatiently when she saw the older woman seemingly showing off her mind.

"This...you should go and see it yourself next time!" The elderly woman turned her head and walked into her door, and at this time she happened to walk to her door.

"Oh... my aunt... don't leave!" the young woman shouted hurriedly, but the older woman had already entered the house and did not return.

"This person... is so weird... he's still stuck! I'll go see them myself next time I see them..." the young woman muttered to herself, and then led her baby back home.

Luofeng Village was also in an uproar at this time, and it was spread to ten or ten. Everyone knew that Uncle Jiang invited two Huashan Taoist priests to wander around the village this time. It was probably looking for clues to the evil thing. The villagers felt much more at ease. First, Uncle Jiang was discharged from the hospital and returned to the village, and second, Uncle Jiang invited two helpers this time. Although the thing had not been eradicated, everyone still trusted grandpa very much. With grandpa here, Luofeng Village had hope to get rid of this bad luck.
Chapter completed!