Master Chi Yuan said that Qin Liuxi would be the glory of the master, and Qing Yuan placed blind trust in this, and his trust was not misplaced.
In just five years, Qingping Temple transformed from a dilapidated and abandoned temple to one bustling with incense and pilgrims. Though the restored Daoist temple was no match for a Grand Temple, the mountain paths for carriages were paved with stone bricks, and the staircases for believers were laid out with bluestone bricks. Railings were erected on both sides, providing handholds for resting visitors.
As Master Chi Yuan and his disciple returned to the newly renovated Daoist temple, it gradually gained popularity and incense offerings. Some came to seek talismans and divinations, while others sought medical advice.
The treasure of their Daoist temple, merely ten years old, had mastered the Xuanmen Five Skills with room for further growth. Everyone, without exception, was puzzled about how her mind worked.
