Kill the heroine at the beginning, and the little apprentice sister will take away the luck

The lotus lantern swayed and floated in front of Leng Zhuxin, rubbing against Leng Zhuxin's arm.

Just like a pet acting coquettishly with its owner.

Leng Zhuxin reached out and touched the lotus lantern, then held it in her hand.

As soon as he got the lamp, he couldn't wait to take Leng Zhuxin forward.

The bronze door of Ksitigarbha's palace also opened wide at this time, and Di Ting's figure was completely revealed.

It looks like a dog but is not a dog. It has white fur, a single horn on its head, and a large and majestic body.

Leng Zhuxin and Jiang Baimo walked into the bronze door together.

A hint of happiness appeared on Di Ting's beastly face, but it instantly disappeared when he saw Jiang Baimo.

Still maintaining his cool and domineering appearance.

Leng Zhuxin looked up at Di Ting. As the man and the beast looked at each other, Leng Zhuxin curled up the corners of his lips and smiled.

He said in a gentle voice, "Long time no see."

Just four simple words, but they made Di Ting's beastly mouth open and close again.

His expression became complicated and distressed.

I thought Di Ting would say something, but in the end I only heard a short sigh.

It was sighing, thinking of the sufferings of hundreds of generations that it and Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva had witnessed during the ten thousand years that Leng Zhuxin had disappeared.

Di Ting opened his mouth and spit out a golden ball.

Hand the golden ball to Leng Zhuxin.

He shrunk himself a little and nudged Leng Zhuxin's hand with his soft head.

"Xuanwei, suffer Xuanwei."

Di Ting said with a slight nasal tone, and a tear fell from its beast eye.

Leng Zhuxin rubbed his head like she did in her previous life, and spun the golden ball with one finger.

The golden ball shrank into a sachet with a twined flower pattern, which she hung around her waist.

Looking at the small golden sachet, Leng Zhuxin hugged Di Ting's animal head.

"Thank you, thank you for thinking of it all these years, and thank you for keeping it so well."

This golden sachet is a magical artifact specially refined by Leng Zhuxin in the previous life for Di Ting. In addition to being able to turn into a golden ball and play with Di Ting, it can also communicate with Di Ting through the golden ball.

But apart from these two abilities, there are no other abilities.

Although in the eyes of most people, refining this artifact is a waste of resources.

But to Di Ting, it is of great significance, representing the friendship between it and Leng Zhuxin.

There were originally two golden sachets, one with Di Ting and the other on Leng Zhuxin's waist in the previous life.

The one that Di Ting gave to Leng Zhuxin now was the one that originally belonged to Leng Zhuxin.

This golden sachet had already been broken into pieces when Leng Zhuxin was assassinated by Zhen Yuanjun.

It was Di Ting who asked Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva to retrieve the fragments, and then he repaired them bit by bit with his claws.

The twined flower pattern on the golden ball was carved by Di Ting to cover up the cracks on the golden ball.

Di Ting raised his head and looked at Leng Zhuxin with bright eyes.

Without saying anything, Leng Zhuxin understood what it wanted to do.

He immediately knelt on one knee on the ground and stretched out his hands towards Di Ting.

Di Ting blew a breath of air at Jiang Baimo through his nostrils, and then shrank his body to the size of a rabbit.

Then it jumped into Leng Zhu's arms, shaking its furry tail low.

"Let's go, Xuanwei. Don't keep the master waiting anxiously."

Di Ting's voice seemed to become softer and cuter as the beast's body shrank, and its tone became a little happier.

The furry head was placed on Leng Zhuxin's arm, and the eyes were closed naturally and lazily.

The lights in the hall were already on, just like they were every time Leng Zhuxin came here in his previous life.

Through the gauze-like door, one can see the figure sitting cross-legged on the cushion under the light.

He wore a simple cassock and no Buddhist crown.