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===Bonus Chapter: Interesting Stories of Qingfeng Mountain (Part 1)

The summer break after graduating from high school.

Chen Shun and Yun Yi are traveling all over the world.

They arrived at Qingfeng Mountain that day.

Unlike Zhiyun Mountain and Buluo Mountain, Qingfeng Mountain belongs to a Taoist lineage that is well-known even to ordinary people. Therefore, Qingfeng Mountain has been developed into a famous tourist attraction.

The mountain is over 2,000 meters high, and without taking a cable car, it's impossible for an ordinary person to climb it.

So at the foot of Qingfeng Mountain, a long, dark queue stretched out, all waiting to take the cable car up the mountain, while the steps were nearly empty of tourists.

Like the town at the foot of Zhiyun Mountain, this place has formed a small business circle derived from the scenic spot.

Besides selling tourist souvenirs with Taoist elements, there are many Taoist priests dressed in blue robes setting up stalls to tell fortunes and predict marriage.

Some unemployed men, confident in their good looks, wear cheap Taoist robes and put up a sign at the foot of the mountain that reads "Ten yuan for photos, fifty yuan for hugs," in an attempt to swindle money from unsuspecting young female tourists.

It can't really be called deception; it was all voluntary on their part.

This actually provided them with a way to make a living, something they used to do when they were just lying around.

Many of them even caught the eye of wealthy women, were kept by them, and then disappeared at the foot of Qingfeng Mountain.

Even more outrageous, Yunyi saw a Taoist priest selling candied hawthorns at the foot of the mountain.

Chen Shun was indifferent to this: "There is a Qingfeng Temple on Qingfeng Mountain. Grandpa said that the old abbot is his good friend. Since we are here, let's go and pay him a visit."

Ke Yunyi was clearly full of curiosity about everything here.

"Chen Shun, buy me a skewer of candied hawthorns."

"Still eating candied hawthorns? How many candied hawthorns have you eaten on this trip?"

"You don't understand, the candied hawthorns here have a certain charm."

"What kind of Taoist charm is this?"

"Are you going to buy it or not!"

"Okay, okay, I'll buy it. You just stay here and don't move."

Yun Yi grinned and waved his fist at Chen Shun as if to punch him. Chen Shun then slipped away to queue up for candied hawthorns for the little witch.

That's right, you have to queue to buy candied hawthorns here.

With Chen Shun not around, Yun Yi was immediately drawn to the surrounding hawking noises.

Especially since she looked very innocent, didn't wear makeup, and dressed simply, she seemed easy to fool at first glance, which naturally attracted the attention of the fake Taoist priests who were already eyeing her.

In other words, they thought the girl looked naive and easy to fool.

Yun Yi blinked, naturally sensing the somewhat greedy gazes around him.

However, she wasn't afraid at all. With Chen Shun around, she had nothing to fear.

"Little sister, come and take a look! We have the latest Taoist magic treasures here!"

"Really? Is it a magic weapon?"

"Really? Look at this string of prayer beads, it's brown with a hint of red, clearly blessed by a powerful practitioner. Buying it will surely bring you good fortune in everything you do and academic success. How about it, want to buy a string? Not a few thousand, not tens of thousands, just 998!"

A Taoist priest with a black mole on his chin and a few thin black hairs on it entangled himself with Yun Yi.

He took out a string of brown Buddhist prayer beads from his stall, and while playing with them in his hands, he tirelessly explained the benefits of the beads to Yunyi.

Yun Yi blinked, tilting her head slightly and resting it on the cap of the mineral water bottle in her hand, feigning an innocent and carefree demeanor:

"But isn't it a string of Buddhist prayer beads? Isn't this a Taoist temple?"

"...Don't worry about the details."

"Oh... you're selling it for nine yuan and ninety cents?"

"..."

Yun Yi's words silenced the Taoist priest.

The Taoist priest clutched his chest, seemingly nearly spitting blood from anger at Yun Yi.

"Little sister, didn't your family teach you to haggle and cut the price in half?"

No.

"Shall we start over, old Taoist priest, and teach you again?"

"Okay."

"Well... little sister, look at this string of prayer beads. You can even see the cracks on its surface when you put it in the sunlight. How about it? Want to buy a string? Not thousands, not tens of thousands, just 998!"

Yun Yi simply held his mineral water bottle, looking at the Taoist priest with a somewhat naive expression.

The Taoist priest quickly winked at her, signaling her to pick up where he left off.

Yun Yi suddenly realized: "Oh, oh..."

"Boss, will you sell it for five yuan?"

"puff……"

The Taoist priest, trembling, poured a small bottle of quick-acting heart-saving pills from his sleeve, swallowed one, and pointed at Yun Yi with incomprehension, his body shaking with anger.

"Didn't I say we'd haggle down to half the price?"

"Yes, I've already paid back half of it, nine yuan and ninety-nine... oh no, it should be four yuan and ninety-five cents. I even gave you five cents more than I should have."

"Hehe... young lady, you're not bad at all."

"Well, it's nothing special. I can do addition and subtraction within ten in less than three seconds."

"...You're really smart."

"So, boss, will you sell it for five yuan?"

Yun Yi tilted her head, pretending to be stupid.

"Sell! Of course we'll sell!"

To Yun Yi's surprise, the Taoist priest agreed without hesitation.

Seeing his smug look, Yun Yi sighed inwardly, realizing he had acted rashly.

Unexpectedly, the cost of that string of Buddhist prayer beads was actually lower than the five yuan I had estimated.

The Taoist priest sighed inwardly, never expecting to encounter such a master today who saw through his tricks at a glance.

There was no other way but to earn four yuan and fifty cents with tears in my eyes.

"Alipay or WeChat?"

The Taoist priest, seemingly out of nowhere, produced a sign with a QR code printed on it, showed it to Yun Yi, and gestured for her to scan the code quickly.

Yun Yi twisted the mineral water bottle in her hand, turned around and left, saying:

"Oh, I won't buy it. Goodbye."

"..."

The Taoist priest remained silent, quietly putting away the signboard. He then poured out a small bottle of quick-acting heart-saving pills from his sleeve, took out a handful of pills, and swallowed them.

……

Yun Yi wandered to another side, where a Taoist priest was selling Taoist scriptures.

Out of curiosity, Yun Yi reached out and picked up a book, wanting to open it and take a look.

But as soon as I got my hands on the book "Detailed Explanation of the I Ching," the shop owner snatched it back.

"Don't touch it if you're not going to buy it."

"I need to take a look first, and I'll buy it if I like it."

"I've never seen a woman who likes to watch this kind of thing."

"What's wrong with women? Can't women study Taoist arts?" Yun Yi glared angrily at her boss.

I think this person is even more despicable than the boss who just asked for an exorbitant price.

This is outrageous!

It's a pity I didn't learn a thing or two from Chen Shun, otherwise I would have shown him what a female immortal is all about.

Hearing Yun Yi's question, the shop owner seemed somewhat puzzled. He scratched his head and asked:

"What Taoist arts? There are no Taoist arts here."

"Aren't the books you're selling here Taoist classics?"

"Who said that? I didn't sell any! Don't talk nonsense! Nobody here dares to sell Taoist scriptures!"

"Then what's that in your hand?"

"It's nothing. Get out of here. If you're not going to buy, don't interfere with this old man's business."

"You...you're being unreasonable!"

Yun Yi angrily crushed the mineral water bottle in her hand and walked away.

He turned and glared at the boss, clearly annoyed.

Since he's pretending to be stupid, I'm determined to expose him today!

Magic gathered in Yun Yi's eyes and quickly coalesced into a small vortex of magic in her palm.

The little witch used magic to secretly steal the book "Detailed Explanation of the I Ching" without anyone around her or the shop owner noticing.

Yun Yi hid in a corner and opened the book with great interest:

"Hehe, I'd like to see what you're actually selling."

As she flipped through the pages, Yunyi's face gradually turned red...

===Bonus Chapter: Fun Stories of Qingfeng Mountain (Part 2)

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