Na Jiu interpreted the Japanese for a period of time during the War of Resistance against Japan. Because after the War of Resistance against Japan, he was arrested as a traitor. He was not released after the founding of the People's Republic of China. He was only transferred to the prison for a while and was not released until he was sentenced two years ago.

After his sentence, Najiu did not stay in the capital again, but returned to his family to live in an old yard in Tong County. Although this yard belonged to his family, the local government had arranged several families to move in before, so he could not drive them out. In the end, as the head of the household, he could only live in a small single room where miscellaneous items were piled up.

Not long ago, a person who lived in the same courtyard with him suddenly ran to the Revolutionary Committee to report the news, saying that Na Jiu has become nervous recently, wandering around with a hoe on his back every day, and many times he went out quietly at night, and came back quietly in the early morning. He also changed the door of his small single room to an iron door, replaced it with a big lock, and even the windows were covered with newspapers.

The people from the Revolutionary Committee were not very concerned about why the informant paid attention to the neighbor's every move, why he cared about other people's doors changing, etc., and they were more concerned about Na Jiu's abnormal behavior.

On that day, the Revolutionary Committee and the County Police Station sent people to Najiu's house for inquiries. At first, Najiu seemed to have prepared a set of rhetoric and made reasonable excuses for his behavior. Until a police scout found that there seemed to be traces of frequent movement in the room, Najiu was panicked. In the end, before the people present could put pressure on him, he told all the things himself, hoping to get a chance to confess and be lenient.

It turned out that when Na Jiu was working as a translator in the Japanese, he accidentally heard a secret matter. The Japanese plundered a large number of antiquities and treasures from China, concentrated in the capital, preparing to transport them to the northeast, and then brought them to Japan from North Korea. However, this generation from the capital to the northeast was spread all over the country. There were all kinds of anti-Japanese guerrillas, and several transport teams had problems. If transported from sea, there were no suitable ships. At that time, Japanese warships were all in the Pacific Ocean, and ordinary ships were not safe. Due to various reasons, the antiquities and treasures were not transported out of the capital. In the end, the Japanese decided to dig up several underground warehouses in the suburbs around the capital. Then they divided the too conspicuous antiquities and treasures into several batches and hid them in the underground warehouses, waiting for the situation to stabilize before taking them out.

However, it is very likely that the Japanese themselves did not expect the war to end so suddenly. The Japanese who were responsible for hiding the treasures at that time committed suicide by getting news from Japan's referendum. In the end, the whereabouts of these antique treasures became a mystery.

The Japanese who hired Na Jiu back then was one of the several Japanese who were responsible for treasure hiding, which allowed him to find clues about the location of treasures from some clues. During the years he was serving his sentence in prison, he summarized the clues he got back then, and finally pieced them together bit by bit, and found that a certain treasure hiding place was in Tongxian.

After being released from prison, he immediately abandoned everything in the capital and came to Tongxian. He wandered around Tongxian every day to inspect the terrain and finally determined the location of the underground warehouse. So he quietly went out at night and picked out some antique treasures that he thought were valuable and could be quickly cashed out from the underground warehouse and sent them home to hide. For this reason, he dug a hole under the closet, specifically for hiding these treasures. However, with a hundred secrets, he was completely careful to guard against those outside, but he did not notice that his behavior was enough to attract attention, which led to the subsequent series of things.

This incident was very sensational in Tongxian and even in the capital. It is said that there were as many as three or four hundred treasures taken out of the cave that Najiu dug himself. After finding the Japanese warehouse, he found that there were countless treasures in it. It took several military trucks to transport it back and forth several times before it was completely transported. In the following months, this incident became the topic of conversation for the people in Tongxian and even the capital after dinner. It was not until recently that the popularity gradually decreased.

The reason why the leader of this group of people now associates Xu Changqing's affairs with Na Jiu's affairs is that both of them have the same behavior. One is that after they arrive in Tongxian, they both went to the Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall to see the military map of the Japanese army, and the other is that they have both contacted locals who have lived in Tongxian for several generations.

"What should I do now?" Several people in the house believed that Xu Changqing, a foreigner, must have come from the Japanese underground warehouse that had not been found in Tongxian County. However, they were all very young and had never encountered any major events. Although they thought they could do big things in their hearts and dared to ask the Sun and Moon to change the new sky, they were a little confused when they encountered things and didn't know how to deal with them.

Someone suggested at this time: "Why don't we report the matter?"

"You are stupid! If you report it, how can we have our contribution? In the end, we can only take a small head when it comes to rewarding merits." The leader glared at him angrily, followed him to the person who came back to report the message, and asked, "You ran back like this, didn't you see that person?"

"Of course it's impossible. I asked Xiaoliu to stare at it. As long as he is in Tongxian, he can't escape."

The man in charge nodded, pondered for a moment, and said, "Continue to stare at him and see where he found. When he wants to take specific actions, we will take action." As he said, he turned to another subordinate and said, "Jianguo, you and Dayuanchao, Xiaoyuanchao go to the militia and find Chen Tou who is in charge of the warehouse. I want to borrow a few guys."

As tasks were assigned one by one, the number of people in the hut gradually decreased.

At this time, someone asked again: "What should I do if that Chen Jingde?"

The leader said casually without thinking: "Let him aside first and do it together after you catch someone! Anyway, we have been paying attention to him for a long time or two. Sooner or later, this feudal old wealthy descendant will also go through this. Now there will be no impact on adding one more charge."

Just when several people from the Revolutionary Committee mistakenly thought that Xu Changqing was coming to Tong County to find treasures and was about to take Xu Changqing down as their contribution to their success. By the way, Chen Jingde cleaned up together, Xu Changqing himself knew about this, because the extremely obvious karma of cause and effect had fallen on him, and it was difficult to think about it.

After feeling the source of this karma of cause and effect, Xu Changqing could only smile bitterly, shook his head, and said, "It's true, I didn't expect it to come so quickly."

The source of this karma of cause and effect is Chen Jingde. The reason is that Xu Changqing resolved a death disaster for Chen Jingde last night. This was long ago as Xu Changqing expected, but he did not expect that the karma of cause and effect fell on him. Moreover, through the calculation of the Tianluo Doushu, he found that the karma of cause and effect also contained the aura of the death disaster of the heaven and earth, and the aura of the death disaster was not for him, but against Chen Jingde. As long as he did not resolve this karma of cause and effect, Chen Jingde would inevitably face the second death disaster of the heaven and earth.

Xu Changqing naturally would not cast spells to avoid this karma of cause and effect. Although these karma of cause and effect will become a catastrophe of death when it falls on ordinary people, it is still a matter of whether it can cause him to suffer a little injury on his body, so he did not care about this karma, just as he had never cared about the tail that followed him.

After leaving the memorial hall, Xu Changqing immediately went to Liyuan Town, at the southern end of Tongxian, the first place he guessed that he could arrange the Five Ghosts Fortune Fortune Fortune Fortune. Although this location has already left the central urban area of ​​Tongxian, it is not too far. Xu Changqing took only about half an hour to reach Liyuan Town.

Because it is just a rough direction calculated from the military map, other methods are needed to find that precise location. Ordinary Feng Shui masters will use compass to conquer the changes in the spiritual energy of the surrounding heaven and earth to position it. Xu Changqing does not need to be so troublesome. He only needs to sense the spiritual energy trend of the earth veins under his feet, and then follow the trend to find the most suitable place for formation nearby.

In this way, Xu Changqing seemed to be aimlessly walking around Liyuan Town, and finally stopped in front of a dilapidated mansion.

The place of this mansion is where he can arrange the Five Ghost Fortune Fortune Fortune Fortune, but he did not walk in. He just stood at the door for a moment, shook his head and said to himself: "It seems that he has made a mistake! This is not here."

The reason why Xu Changqing was able to make a judgment so quickly without surveillance on the ground was entirely because of this mansion. The place where the Five Ghosts Fortune Fortune and Fortune Fortune can be said to be a spiritual land, but this spiritual land is only for ghosts and gods, but for ordinary people, it is a cemetery. No one would build a house on the cemetery. It would be fine if ordinary people just built a house on such a land by accident, but obviously the people who built this house were not ordinary. Just in terms of the specifications of the main entrance, this place is no worse than the Chen family courtyard. Although Xu Changqing did not understand who the builder of the Xing family courtyard was, from its layout, it was obviously a very skilled Feng Shui master designed it. Such Feng Shui masters could not see the background of this land.

However, this house has been built for many years, and it seems that people still live in it. It can be seen that this place is definitely not a spiritual land that is really suitable for the arrangement of the Five Ghosts Fortune and Fortune Array, it is just a slightly better Feng Shui treasure land. Although the owner of the house has not gained any benefits from the Feng Shui of the Yang House and has declined, this does not mean that the house is a bad one. After all, in the secular world, in the current trend of heaven and earth, any Xuanmen method will be restrained. No matter how smart the Feng Shui of the Yang House is, it cannot be too important to play a big role in the current environment.
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