The Secret History of Xuanmen

Chapter 168 Red Toad
Holding the human skin of the old hall master Sun Jiuli in my hand, I didn't feel creepy at all, and even felt awe.

Although Lu Banjiao and I were at odds, I was moved by his loyalty to Gongshuqi.

In order to complete the task that Gongshuqi entrusted to him, he did not hesitate to turn himself into a human skin, keeping his soul alone for thousands of years, and finally burning his soul without regrets.

I didn't read the content on the human skin for the first time. Since Sun Jiuli said that the content on it should not be known to Lu Banjiao, I also had to prevent Lu San from rushing in to see it.

So I said loudly to Lu San on the basement: "Old Lu, I succeeded, don't worry about me, I am going to enter the Sutra Pavilion now, you wait for me outside."

Lu San responded pleasantly: "My boy, I'm sure I saw you right. You are a genius who surprises people everywhere!"

So I immediately pushed open the stone door of the Sutra Pavilion, without the guard of the soul of the old hall master Sun Jiuli, the soul boredom no longer existed, and I entered the Sutra Pavilion smoothly.

As Lu San said, there are indeed many scriptures and manuscripts in the Sutra Library, which are also divided into many categories, and important materials such as curses and the history of the Luban religion are displayed separately.

Looking at the dazzling array of books, I hesitated for a while, not knowing whether to read the message on the human skin in my hand first, or to understand the history of the Luban religion first, and first to study why Gongshuqi built the Dragon Well, and to plot against Maoshan and the royal family.

In the end, I decided to put away the human skin first. Only by understanding the secrets of the Luban Sect first, can I better understand the messages on the human skin.

So I took the lead in reading from the column on the history of the development of Luban religion. I read ten lines at a glance, and those words were quickly stored in my mind like a reprint.

Time passed by, and soon I finished reading less than half of the classics. After reading it, I couldn’t calm down for a long time. The development history of Luban religion is beyond my imagination. Although they are separated from the three religions, they actually do a lot Everything is related to Taoism, and has always had a relationship with Taoism.

It is really a history of Luban and half a history of Taoism.

And why Lu Banjiao designed the founding emperor, and the Feng Shui bureau that has been down for thousands of years finally has a clue.

The grandfather of the carpenter, Gong Shuban, was born in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, while the Luban Sect was actually established in the Western Han Dynasty.

The Luban religion was not established by the patriarch Luban. Luban just left many skills and skills for carpenters, which were all left in his "Book of Luban".

A carpenter is a hard worker, and his social status was very low in ancient times. However, with the Luban Book, the carpenter has learned many techniques of aversion to victory and formed a reversal.

If the head of the family deducts wages, if the snobbery insults the carpenters, the carpenters will secretly annoy you, and your family will be ruined.

Over time, more and more carpenters lacked one course in their studies. Even if they knew that learning Luban would be cursed, they were not afraid.

If things go on like this, there are endless stories of carpenters using the technique of disgusting victory to harm people, and Taoist sects were also ordered to encircle and suppress them.But there are so many carpenters in the world, we can't kill them all, can we?After all, not every carpenter is harmful, they also make a living, and are often forced.

Later, in the Western Han Dynasty, the carpenters thought together that it was not a problem to fight against Xuanmen every day. They had to unite, establish their own sect, and regulate their words and deeds. The skills left behind will be carried forward.

So the descendants of Gongshuban stood up in person and established the Luban religion as soon as they ascended the heights.

After the establishment of Lubanjiao, it did restrain the carpenters who lacked one course, and also sorted out the skills left by the ancestors and passed them on from generation to generation.

Later, the Luban Sect became more and more popular. Because of their superb skills and unique understanding of Fengshui Yiyi that is different from Taoism, they soon became the darlings of the royal family, and they were responsible for repairing the imperial tombs.

As for the inner sect curse, they didn't take it seriously at first, and even their thoughts were similar to Lu San's. They thought that they would die anyway, and their souls could not be reincarnated, even if they were taken away to serve the patriarch Yes, willingly.

It has to be said that Lu Ban's disciples at that time really had faith in the patriarch Lu Ban.They think that it was the patriarch who changed their destiny, even if they do things for the patriarch.

It wasn't until the Wu Zhou period of the Tang Dynasty, that is, the period when the only female emperor Wu Zetian ascended the throne in history, that Lu Banmen's understanding of the curse changed.

At that time, Wu Zetian succeeded to the throne and decided to make feng shui changes to Gaozu's imperial tombs. After all, the imperial tombs of all dynasties are dragon's caves, and they belong to men.As a generation of empress, Wu Zetian naturally wanted to change this situation.Dragons come to the world, so can phoenixes. The Fengshui of imperial mausoleums cannot only raise males, but want dragons and phoenixes to be auspicious.

The Luban Sect was naturally responsible for this Feng Shui change, and the leader of the Luban Sect at that time was the ancestor of Gong Shuqi, Gong Shu Mingyue.

Gongshu Mingyue led the disciples of the Luban Sect into the imperial tomb of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan in person, and when he entered, he was so scared that his whole body was drenched.

I saw four red toads lying on the corners of the four coffins of the emperor's coffin.

It is said that three-legged toads are hard to find, but these four red toads only have three legs.

(End of this chapter)