Ancient Revival System: My boyfriend is A Piao

No matter what her sister-in-law's request was, Cuihua never complained, but her spinning speed slowed down.

The father on the side woke up from his sleep. The sister-in-law immediately picked up the hoe and pretended to hoe the ground, shouting to Cuihua, "Dad is ready, why don't you go back and get some water for dad?"

Hearing this, Cuihua put down the spinning thread in her hand and dug a hole in the ground. Soon water gathered in it.

Dad was about to take a bowl to scoop it out, but his sister-in-law stopped him, "Dad, this is Cuihua's urine, you can't drink it!"

Cuihua was a little aggrieved, so she scooped out a bowl and took two sips, "Sister-in-law, this is spring water. The urine is sultry and yellow. Look at this spring water, it is clear and transparent and very sweet."

When my sister-in-law saw her, she shut up.

Gradually, Cuihua reached the age to get married. Because she was notoriously ugly and bald, no one in the eight villages dared to marry her.

It happened that there was a fool who was seriously ill in a neighboring village and his family was quite wealthy, so he sent someone to come and match him.

Under the instigation of my sister-in-law, my parents agreed.

The sister-in-law asked her parents not to prepare a dowry for her. Since she could spin her own yarn, she would be able to buy it for herself before the wedding. Her mother agreed immediately after thinking about it.

Ever since Cuihua was able to work, she had been spinning day and night. Part of it was sold by her parents for money, and the other part was kept by herself. While preparing for the dowry, Cuihua was spinning day and night.

Spinning thread.

On the eve of the wedding, her mother was afraid that she would not want to marry a seriously ill fool, so she called her sister-in-law to see what she was doing.

The two of them lay looking at the window for a long time and found that the room was filled with phoenix crowns and harems. They had never seen such beautiful wedding dresses in their lives.

Taking a closer look, he found that Cuihua was combing her hair in front of the mirror. Her long black hair fell down like a waterfall, and she could see a stunning face through the mirror.

The sister-in-law made a sound in surprise, startling Cuihua inside.

By the time the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law came to their senses, Cuihua had disappeared, the phoenix crowns and harems in the room had also disappeared, and there was an inexplicable extra spinning thread on the window.

So her mother took a fire stick made of willow wood, and her sister-in-law took a bed-sweeping broom and chased them along the spinning thread to Taiyi Mountain.

When they were approaching the cave, Cuihua's spinning thread was not enough. If her sister-in-law hadn't bothered her, she would have had enough spinning thread.

She had no choice but to cut open her own belly and use her intestines to spin the yarn before entering the cave.

The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law chased her here and looked pale when they saw the bloody intestines.

Her mother hurriedly grabbed her sister-in-law who was about to rush in, "You can't go in, Cuihua is probably a fairy."

My sister-in-law didn’t believe it, “God?”

Her mother didn't say anything, she just inserted the fire stick into the ground at the entrance of the cave and muttered: "Cuihua, if you are a god, let this fallen willow tree take root and sprout."

After a while, the fire stick miraculously took root and sprouted, and willow leaves grew.

The sister-in-law was startled and planted the broom in her hand on the ground, "Cuihua, if you were a god, you would let this bald broom grow tassels."

After a while, the broom actually grew tassels.

The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law were so frightened that they no longer dared to pursue her, and hurried down the mountain hand in hand.

It is said that there was joy in Taiyi Mountain that night, and it seemed that someone was marrying a girl. When someone went up the mountain the next day, they found a beautiful girl flying into the sky on auspicious clouds.

Since then, people in Cuihua Village began to build Cuihua Temple and erected a statue of Cuihua Girl. They would go there to offer incense and pray every first day of June.

What’s interesting is that since then, there has been no disaster in Cuihua Village. Even if the flood flooded the next village, it was safe and sound.