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Maybe it was because the body had lost its weight, the gray shadow was seen floating at a speed visible to the naked eye, and was blown by the wind like a New Year picture and stuck to the earthen wall of the courtyard.

It's obvious that he was hypnotized!

Zhou Bingkun suddenly realized that it seemed that this hypnosis was aimed at the soul of a person. The same was true for ghosts. When only the soul was left, it was more likely to be hypnotized by hypnosis.

Zhou Bingkun used the Five Elements Talisman to first imprison the gray shadow soul, and then blew the whistle for communication.

After a while, Zou Xiaopeng, Qin Jigang, Lai Dali and Liu Zhiyuan arrived one after another.

Zhou Bingkun signaled the four people to wipe the cow's tears, and then began to use the bewitching technique on the gray shadow soul.

The gray soul slowly woke up and saw the Black and White Impermanence and the Ox-Head and Horse-Faced Devil standing on both sides, with a figure in the middle, who looked like Zhong Kui.

Zhong Kui slammed the gavel on the table with a "bang" and said, "You ghost, who are you? What illegal things have you done? Also, where have the people and living things in Shanjing Village gone these days? Tell the truth quickly, otherwise you will be thrown into the eighteenth level of hell and suffer all kinds of torture."

The grey shadow soul knelt on the ground, trembling all over like a sieve, and said: "My dear ghost messengers, I am a general under the command of Wu Sangui, the Prince of Pingxi. My name is Xia Guoxiang. Wu Sangui proclaimed himself emperor in Hengzhou and established the Great Zhou Kingdom. I was responsible for staying in Yunnan. Later, Wu Sangui died of illness. He was unwilling to fall into reincarnation again, but was sealed in his tomb when he was buried."

The gray shadow soul continued, "Because some time ago, Wu Sangui's tomb was robbed and the seal was broken, Wu Sangui was able to lead more than a thousand souls of the Death Squad back to Yunnan, and happened to come here directly. The tyrannical Wu Sangui saw that his former palace had become a residence for idlers and raised all kinds of chickens, ducks, dogs and horses. He was furious and took all the living things away. I am just a little ghost living in this old house and did not participate in such evil deeds. It really has nothing to do with me!"

Zhou Bingkun knew that Wu Sangui was the son of Wu Xiang, the general of Jinzhou in the late Ming Dynasty, and the nephew of Zu Dashou, the general of Liaodong Vanguard. He was a traitorous general in the late Ming Dynasty and the Prince of Pingxi in the early Qing Dynasty.

Wu Sangui was proficient in archery and horse riding since he was young. He inherited his father's influence in the military examination and was first appointed as the commander-in-chief and later promoted to the general. In March of the 17th year of Emperor Chongzhen of Ming Dynasty, after Li Zicheng captured Beijing, Wu Sangui wrote a letter to surrender to the Qing Dynasty. He participated in the Battle of Shanhaiguan, defeated Li Zicheng, followed the Qing army into the pass, and was named King of Pingxi. After that, as a general, Wu Sangui first helped the Qing army to eliminate Li Zicheng's Dashun regime. In the 14th year of Shunzhi of Qing Dynasty, he was awarded the title of General of Pingxi and joined the Qing army to attack the Yunnan and Guizhou regions of Southern Ming Dynasty. In the 16th year, the Qing court ordered him to guard Yunnan. In the first year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, Wu Sangui killed Emperor Yongli of Southern Ming Dynasty in Kunming and was promoted to Prince of Pingxi, and concurrently governed Guizhou Province. Together with Geng Jingzhong, King of Jingnan who guarded Fujian and Shang Kexi, King of Pingnan who guarded Guangdong, they became the three feudal lords with their own troops. In the 12th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, the Qing court ordered the withdrawal of feudal lords. Upon hearing the news, Wu Sangui rebelled against the Qing Dynasty, proclaiming himself the Grand Marshal of Land and Sea and the Great General of Restoring Ming and Suppressing the Enemy. He issued a manifesto and led his army into Hunan, which was known as the "Rebellion of the Three Feudatories". The provinces of Guangxi, Sichuan, Guizhou, Hunan, Fujian, and Guangdong responded, and the war spread to provinces such as Jiangxi, Shaanxi, and Gansu. The Qing government dispatched heavy troops to suppress the rebellion and gradually reversed the situation. In the 17th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign, Wu Sangui proclaimed himself emperor in Hengzhou, Hunan, named the country Zhou, and changed the reign to Zhaowu.

In August of the seventeenth year of the Kangxi reign, Wu Sangui died of illness on the way.