Rebirth of a Cute Kid's Parallel World Adventures

Time flies, and half a month has passed in the blink of an eye. On this day, Little Blue Fairy ran excitedly to bring everyone some exciting news—the meticulously crafted fairy statue was finally completed!

Filled with anticipation and curiosity, we filed into that mysterious space.

The moment they stepped inside, the sight before them left everyone speechless with amazement.

The entire space was filled with countless bronze statues of immortals, each one lifelike and vivid, as if they possessed life itself.

If you didn't get up close and examine them closely, you might even mistake these statues for another real person.

Listening to Xiao Lanmei's enthusiastic introduction, everyone became even more interested in these statues.

It turns out that the sculptors who created these statues were not only highly skilled, but also incorporated ingenious defensive formations into them.

According to the sculptor, ordinary people cannot damage it at all, and even common magical attacks cannot cause it any damage.

Because these statues possess the ability to automatically resist damage.

Furthermore, if one can receive incense offerings over a long period, as time goes by and the number of offerings accumulates,

These statues will gradually develop a self-awareness similar to that of humans, and evolve into beings that are like clones of the original person.

At that time, they will not only be able to complete various tasks autonomously, but also communicate with their owners through telepathy, and always act in accordance with their owners' wishes and instructions.

Based on past experience, if such a deity statue is to be placed in a temple, and the owner is to keep it with them for at least a week,

Such statues are more spiritual, closer to their owner's intelligence and personality, and may even surpass their owner's. The longer they are kept by one's side, the stronger their loyalty becomes.

After everyone in the space received their own fairy statues, Hua Yeman took out all the remaining fairy statues and distributed them to the people outside. Everyone was very fond of their fairy statues.

That day, Grandpa returned home and told everyone some good news: "All the buildings in the village have been completed. Everyone's statues can be moved into the temple at any time."

So everyone discussed it and decided to bring the statue of the deity into the temple tomorrow.

Led by Hua Yeman, everyone slowly made their way to the temple at dawn, each carrying a statue of a deity.

Every step was filled with reverence and piety, as if one were holding a precious treasure of the world.

The sunlight shone on them, illuminating their focused expressions.

When they arrived at the temple, Hua Yeman gently pushed open the temple door, and the group filed in.

A faint fragrance filled the temple, creating a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. They gently placed the statues of deities in their designated spots, their movements slow and careful.

After the statue was placed, Hua Ye Man led everyone in a devout bow. After the bowing, Hua Ye Man and the others slowly rose and gazed at the statue in silence, engaging in a silent communication with it.

After Hua Yeman and the others left, the villagers entered the temple one by one to devoutly worship the statue of the deity.

From that day on, the villagers seemed to be drawn by a mysterious force. Every morning, they would spontaneously go to the newly built temple to worship the statues of the immortals with devout hearts.

The temple is located on the east side of the village, backed by green mountains and facing clear water. The morning sun always shines on the statues, as if draping them in a sacred glow.

As time went on, more and more villagers began to feel a wonderful change.

The villagers found that after worshipping the deity statue, their bodies felt noticeably more comfortable and robust.

The owner of the immortal statue felt that his cultivation speed had increased significantly. He could now grasp the cultivation insights that would normally take several days to comprehend in just a few hours.

This change immersed the entire village in an atmosphere of joy and excitement.

One day, the mysterious Taoist priest sent a letter to Hua Hua Ye Man through a jade disc.

The letter asked, "Young benefactor Huayeman, I have heard that a new celestial temple has been built in your village, enshrining the statues of immortal cultivators. I wonder if I might also be fortunate enough to have my own statue enshrined in the celestial temple?"

After receiving the letter, the three Huaye Man sisters gathered together to discuss it. They believed that it would be good if the Taoist priest's statue could be enshrined in the temple, but there was one condition.

They replied, "Master, if your statue wishes to enter the temple, you must promise to fulfill your duty to protect our villagers."

Soon after, the Taoist priest's reply arrived, which read succinctly and firmly: "No problem."

As night fell and the village was enveloped in tranquility, my aunt rushed over to find the vine-like leaves.

With a hint of anxiety, she said, "Flower Leaf Vine, do you remember that big carp from last time? It also wants its immortal statue to enter the Immortal Temple."

Hua Yeman smiled slightly after hearing this. She knew that the large carp was the same spirit that had helped them save her aunt's husband last time, and it now lived in the Dragon Palace. It often appeared by the lake to help the villagers solve their problems.

So, Hua Yeman repeated what she had told the Taoist priest before, telling the old aunt: "As long as the statue of the big carp can be enshrined in the temple, it must also promise to protect our villagers."

The aunt relayed these words to the big carp. Soon after, the big carp sent back a message in some mysterious way.

It indicated that as long as it could enter the temple, it was willing to take on the responsibility of protecting the villagers, no matter what it was required to do.

In this way, statues of the Taoist priest and the giant carp were gradually added to the temple.

The existence of these celestial statues has greatly helped Hua Yeman and the others, not only in assisting them in their cultivation.

It also filled the entire village with a sacred and peaceful atmosphere! The villagers also felt that they were in great health.

That day, Auntie suddenly approached Huayeman, saying she had something to ask of her. Auntie then told her everything: it turned out that her family had heard other spirits talk about the immortal statues enshrined in the temple.

So, I asked my aunt for help to find out what the requirements and conditions are for enshrining the deity in a temple.

Hua Yeman told her aunt about the same conditions as the Taoist priest and the others: You have to protect everyone in the village to be eligible to enter the Immortal Temple.

So, the fox family—the aunt, the brother, and the parents—all entered the fairy temple.

As more and more statues of deities are enshrined, the villagers' lives are getting better and better, and their health is also improving.

If you have any difficulties, you can make a wish at the temple and it will be resolved. As a result, more and more people are coming to worship at the temple, as well as from nearby villages, towns, and counties.

The incense at the Immortal Temple was incredibly strong! More and more spirits and cultivators wanted to enter the Immortal Temple.

Gradually, Huayeman entrusted this matter to the Wolf King, the Deer King, and Auntie. After all, they were knowledgeable and experienced, and not easily fooled.

As more and more people came to worship, the village's economy became increasingly developed and prosperous. Gradually, Huayeman Village became a well-known wealthy village.

Everyone wanted to move to this village, and Shanxia Village gradually developed into a large town with tens of thousands of people, and was even renamed Shanxia Town. Of course, that's a story for another time.