A retired aunt traveled through time and space, and her daughter became rich!

When the others wanted to go forward to help the person, they saw the Taoist nun with the little Hu hiding backwards in fear.

Mrs. Qian stepped forward and said, "Let me do it! Taoist nun Hu is timid and afraid of strangers!"

Sure enough, when the little nun saw Mrs. Qian, she no longer hid. Even when she stood up, she couldn't help but hide behind Mrs. Qian.

Aunt Su looked at Su Mei and said, "You have some snacks with you. Give them to Taoist nun Hu to calm her down!"

Su Mei actually brought a bag of peach preserves, and she took it out when she heard the words. She was about to move forward, but seeing that the other party was still very scared, she gave the thing to Mrs. Qian and asked her to pass it to Taoist nun Hu.

Mrs. Qian smiled as she unwrapped the food, picked up a piece and put it in her mouth.

"Oh, this is a good thing that can only be found in the city! Taoist nun Hu, this is given to you by our old lady. Our old lady is a noble and kind person. I'm giving it to you, so just take it!"

Taoist nun Hu hesitated a little and followed Mrs. Qian's example, pinching a piece and putting it in her mouth.

The peach preserves are sweet and sour, and the flesh is thick and chewy, which is exactly what girls of her age like.

The tension in Taoist nun Hu's expression eased a little, and she instead glanced at the group of people with curiosity.

Especially the old lady surrounded in the middle...who was dressed elegantly!

Aunt Su, however, became interested in something else.

"I wonder how far the Taoist temple on the top of the mountain is from here?"

Mrs. Qian estimated and said, "It's not far. It will arrive in about another stick of incense."

She knew that the head of the village, Su Zhong, Madam Jiao and others wanted the old lady to go back, but the old lady was in such a good mood, which was rare in decades. She still needed an old woman like her. Could she still be so ignorant as to deceive the old lady?

Aunt Su looked at Taoist nun Hu with a smile.

"Little Fairy, we want to go to the Taoist temple on the top of the mountain to worship, is that possible?"

Taoist nun Hu nodded nervously, "Okay, okay!"

Mrs. Qian's estimation was not far off. After an incense stick of time, Aunt Su had arrived at the gate of the small Taoist temple on the top of the mountain.

This small Taoist temple has only two entrances, the front yard and the back yard, and the front hall and the back hall.

But both the front yard and the back yard are only about 40 or 50 square meters!

The main hall is only about 20 to 30 square meters.

At this time, there was only a female fairy with a jeweled crown and colorful ribbons and flowing clothes enshrined in the hall.

Beside the fairy's throne, there were two phoenixes perched, leaning forward with their heads lowered, showing an expression of submission.

Aunt Su couldn't tell at first who this deity was, but that didn't stop her from stepping forward and bowing three times.

The Wuming Temple covers a very small area, and it took Aunt Su less than ten minutes to tour the entire Wuming Temple.

She also saw a tombstone in the backyard.

The inscription on the stele records the construction history of Wuming Temple.

It turns out that the origin of this female fairy can be traced back to the war period of the previous dynasty.

At that time, there were riots and bandits everywhere, and many refugees fled to the foot of this nameless mountain to avoid disaster.

However, just when hundreds of civilians were discovered by the rebel soldiers and were about to be slaughtered, a sudden strong wind blew up, dark clouds gathered, lightning and thunder appeared, and several rebel soldiers with swords were hacked to death on the spot and turned into charred ashes.

This sudden change frightened the remaining soldiers so much that they fled in panic.

The common people escaped and knelt down to express their gratitude.

After that, another young woman came out of the mountains and lent a helping hand to the common people, providing them with medical care and medicine, and distributing food and rice... This went on every day for at least two months. Later, the war was over, the situation stabilized, and the fleeing civilians returned home one after another. The young woman was never seen again.

But the common people who had received the favor donated silver and rice and built a small Taoist temple on the nameless mountain to worship the fairy who sheltered the victims in troubled times. It was called Suxian Temple.