Comprehensive film and television: male god's favorite

There has been some unrest in the village recently, but the village chief was worried about the bad feng shui, so he invited Uncle Jiu to take a look.

Wherever Uncle Jiu went, Chu Hua would be there. They were going to the mountains, but the road was rugged, so Uncle Jiu held her hand the whole time, fearing that she would fall.

In the village, the relationship between Uncle Jiu and Chu Hua was already known to everyone. They all knew that Uncle Jiu doted on his little wife and would satisfy whatever she said.

Because his little wife has a special magic on Uncle Jiu, as long as she says a word, Uncle Jiu will do it wholeheartedly!

He was also a well-known henpecked man, and whatever his young wife said was true. People in the village said that Uncle Jiu was easily influenced, and Chu Hua's words were like imperial decrees.

Another cousin of Awei came to see him. He has been taking care of her recently. Uncle Jiu just shook his head when he saw it.

However, when it comes to Uncle Jiu and Awei, they are just like the pot calling the kettle black.

After Uncle Jiu looked at the Feng Shui, he found that there was a problem with the village’s water source, and the dragon balls were cracked.

Suddenly, Awei's scream broke the tranquility of the mountains. Uncle Jiu and Chu Hua rushed over with black faces, and saw Awei pulling out a large bunch of black bats from the water in a panic. This was too abnormal.

“Why are there so many bats in the water?”

The village chief was also surprised: "Yes, there have never been so many bats here."

"Awei, go look around and see if there are any bats."

"Yes, Master."

Since Uncle Jiu had spoken, Awei had no choice but to abandon his cousin temporarily and go look for the bat.

A group of nuns recently moved to a nearby village where there is an abandoned church that they are renovating.

Awei and his men swaggered in with guns in hand, and Awei's bad temper had not changed.

Without any evidence, they threatened to burn down other people's churches. But those nuns were not pushovers, especially the leader.

"Why are you burning my church? If the church survives, people will live. If the church dies, people will die! Just kill me first! My life belongs to the Almighty! In order to build the church, I have gone through many vicissitudes, lost weight, and gritted my teeth. If you must burn the church, I will die with you!"

The nun became more and more excited as she spoke, and finally she pressed down on Awei, snatched the gun from his hand and pointed it at him.

Boom!

"Ah! I killed someone!"

At the critical moment, Uncle Jiu kicked the gun to change its direction. The nun scared herself, screamed and fell backwards.

Uncle Jiu hurriedly hugged her, but the nun screamed again, and Uncle Jiu was so scared that he quickly let go.

Uncle Jiu was startled and turned around stiffly, only to find Chu Hua leaning against the wall, looking at him leisurely.

It’s over, it’s over, he didn’t hug someone on purpose, it was just a subconscious reaction!

Why doesn't Chu Hua have any expression? He's not afraid that she will be angry, he's just afraid that she won't react. The villain in Uncle Jiu's heart is thinking wildly and has even thought about how to apologize later.

Chu Hua actually didn’t think much about it. She still believed in Uncle Jiu. Plus, she was so charming, so she had nothing to be angry about.

"Master, you came just in time. We are going to burn down this foreign temple!"

Awei was suppressed enough just now, and now he stood up and complained to Uncle Jiu, wanting to burn down the place.

"why?"

A Wei called his men and asked him to tell Uncle Jiu the reason.

"I noticed... there are five nuns here, and there aren't enough for the four of us!"

After Awei found out it was a misunderstanding, he explained to Uncle Jiu with a smile.

"You need to have evidence when doing things, don't talk nonsense!"

Uncle Jiu casually gave Ah Wei a lesson.

The nun lying on the ground saw that someone who understood had finally arrived, and she quickly got up.

"This uncle is a man of great integrity, unlike these foolish people."

Being called "uncle" by a woman who was about his age, Uncle Jiu choked for a rare moment.

"Auntie, can you show me around?"

The aunt glanced at Awei and said, "Okay, but there are some people here who I don't welcome!"

Uncle Jiu took the silent Chu Hua and followed her to see the church. Where no one else could see, he pinched Chu Hua's little hand, with a very flattering intention.

The fat nun took Uncle Jiu and Chu Hua to look around the church and finally came to the basement.

The basement was dimly lit, quiet and gloomy, with crosses hanging on almost every wall.

"Hey, you can't go in. This is the priest's study room. I don't even have the key."

When the fat nun saw Uncle Jiu walking towards the innermost room, she quickly called him.

Uncle Jiu looked at the rusty lock helplessly and said, "This lock is even worse than a cucumber. It opens with just a touch."

"No, this is the most sacred place in the church. Doing this is disrespectful to God."

Uncle Jiu didn't want to conflict with her: "Then we won't bother her anymore."

Uncle Jiu pretended to walk out, while secretly throwing a burning talisman into the crack of the door.

"on fire."

"Where is the fire?" the fat nun asked anxiously.

"Here."

"Oh, what should I do?"

"Give."

Chu Hua handed her a big stone and asked her to smash the vegetable lock herself.

How about Chuhua and Uncle Jiu becoming a family?

The door was really fragile and it fell down with a slight push. After entering, Uncle Jiu secretly stepped on the unburned talisman.

"What about fire?"

"It was crushed by the door!"

Uncle Jiu and Chu Hua sang in unison and finally came in.

Uncle Jiu carefully observed this so-called holy place. The room was filled with a strange atmosphere, as if every inch of the air was filled with unspeakable secrets.

The walls are covered with garlic.

"Was this room a kitchen before?"

"No, it's all garlic, for exorcism?"

The fat nun was also full of curiosity and looked around with her big eyes.

"This is?"

Chu Hua noticed a dead body in the corner, with a circle of garlic around it.

Uncle Jiu's gaze rested on a faded portrait on the wall. It was a thin cardinal, and judging by his clothes, he should be the same person as the corpse.

"Father Qi? He was the previous missionary. It turns out that he did not leave his post without permission. In fact, you have been fighting against the evil spirits. I will help you explain to the church. Rest in peace."

The fat nun knelt in front of the body and prayed devoutly for him.

Uncle Jiu looked at the photo and guessed that there was another priest. Moreover, if they were really killed by evil spirits, the village would not have been so peaceful in recent years.

Uncle Jiu also speculated that the priest must have committed suicide because there was a burnt cross stuck on his body.

Curiosity killed the cat. Chu Hua saw the cross on the skull and wanted to take it down to have a look, but she didn't expect the skull to suddenly fall towards her.

A huge stench hit Chu Hua's nose and she almost vomited.

"Ugh! Take him away!"

When Uncle Jiu saw Chu Hua fall down and was pinned by the skeleton, he hurried to help her.

"Well……"

Can Uncle Jiu say that he didn't do it on purpose? It really wasn't him!

The fat nun turned and walked out while they were kissing, muttering something.