Collection of strange powers and chaotic gods

During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, a strange thing happened!

It is said that there is a large family in Sijiu City. There is a young man in the family who has reached the age of marrying a wife.

The matchmaker who came to his door almost crossed the threshold of his home. After making thousands of choices, I selected a woman from a well-matched family.

The woman is a noble lady. Her family is not in the city, but lives outside Shahe Gate.

On the day of the wedding, the bride got on the sedan chair, and the bride-to-be team rode horses, playing and playing, and headed to the groom's home with great joy.

While passing an ancient tomb, a strong wind suddenly blew up, causing sand and rocks to fly everywhere. People could not stand still and lost their sight. The bearers carrying the sedan put down the sedan, and all the people who were riding to see the bride off also got off their horses and took the horses in their hands.

Everyone was looking for shelter from the wind, leaving the bride's sedan alone and torn by the strong wind. The wind howled and swirled around the sedan, and no one knew what was happening to the bride inside the sedan.

Fortunately, not long after, the wind stopped and everything became calm again.

The bearers lifted the sedan again, and the people seeing off the relatives got on their horses. The trumpeters continued to play and beat, and the group continued on their way in a lively manner.

When we arrived at the man's house, the sedan was carried directly through the gate and stopped in front of the hall.

The host of ceremonies and Xi Niang stepped forward together, lifted the sedan curtain, and helped the bride out.

At this moment, a shocking and strange thing happened!

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, the sedan curtain suddenly opened by itself, and another bride walked out of it.

After he came out, he didn't say anything. Although he had a red hijab on his head and didn't need anyone's support, he seemed to see the road and walked over to stand side by side with the bride who came out first.

At this time, both the people from the woman's mother's family sending off the bride and the people from the man's family welcoming the bride were all amazed!

Look at the two brides standing next to each other. They are exactly the same in terms of figure, manners, clothing, and even the rouge and pollen they use. No one knows which one is real and which one is fake.

Everyone didn't know what to do, and couldn't think of any solution for a while, so they had to bring the two brides into the hall together.

When the parents-in-law saw it, they were shocked. The two looked at each other and smiled bitterly, not knowing what to do!

The master of ceremonies saw that the auspicious time had come. I hurriedly went forward to discuss with the man's two parents. There was no way to tell the truth from the false at this time, and the auspicious time could not be missed. It's better to let them pay their respects first and talk about anything later.

In desperation, the parents-in-law had no choice but to agree.

During the visit, the groom looked at the two brides and said nothing, but he was happy in his heart: This father-in-law is really nice! Marry one, get one free!

Next, whether it is worshiping in the hall, worshiping ancestors, or meeting relatives and friends, the wedding is completed with the groom standing in the middle and the two brides standing on both sides!

Until the wedding was over, the groom's parents and relatives and friends were all worried and didn't know how to solve the problem.

The groom didn't care about this. He married one daughter-in-law and two brides came. He was overjoyed and took the two brides into the bridal chamber.

In the dead of night, the groom went to bed with his two beautiful brides. The maids, women, and servants also went back to their dormitories to sleep. The parents-in-law and the elders also took a rest.

Suddenly, I heard screams coming from the new house.

Everyone didn't know what happened, so they all got up and gathered around to see.

The maids and women opened the door and took a look, only to see blood everywhere on the bed and floor. The groom fell to the ground and fainted. There was only one bride left on the bed, who also fell to the sky in a pool of blood, unconscious.

Everyone lit up lanterns and looked around, but they couldn't find the other bride. Instead, they found a big bird standing on the beam and looking at everyone fiercely.

The big bird had gray-black feathers, its curved beak looked like an iron hook, but its claws were as white as snow.

No one knew what kind of bird it was, but judging from its ferocious appearance, it was assumed that it had hurt the newlyweds.

So they all picked up the things in the room, shouted, and wanted to chase the evil bird.

Unfortunately, everything in the room was filled with feather dusters, clothes racks and the like. They were too short and couldn't hit the bird at all.

Everyone was discussing to get bows, arrows and spears.

I saw the big bird, with its wings spread out, and its mouth making weird chirping sounds. The bird's eyes were shining like blue phosphorus fire in the cemetery, which was very scary.

The big bird circled around the room, opened the door with its wings, and flew away!

Everyone rushed to save the groom who had fainted on the ground.

After helping the groom up, everyone saw that the groom's eyes had become two holes. The eyeballs were gone and bleeding was still coming out. It looked very scary!

The father-in-law and mother-in-law joined forces with everyone to save him and asked him what happened and why there was such a strange big bird in the room.

The groom said bitterly: "I took the two brides and sat by the bed for a while. When I was about to take off my clothes and go to bed, suddenly the woman on the left waved her sleeves. I thought she was taking off her clothes, so I felt There was a sharp pain in my eyes, and my eyes suddenly went dark. I couldn't see anything. I guessed that my eyeballs were gone.

Then I passed out from the pain. As for this big bird, I don’t know what’s going on! "

Seeing that their son could not ask any questions, the parents-in-law came forward and saw that the new daughter-in-law had also been rescued, so they hurriedly stepped forward to ask.

The bride said: "I heard my husband yelling next to me, and I was very scared. I quickly asked what was going on. Before my husband could answer me, I saw that the woman had turned into a big bird, flew to my side, and pecked me. My eyeball fell off. Then I fainted from the pain too!"

Everyone didn't know why, and they all wondered if they had encountered some monster or ghost.

After asking the person who was sending the bride off, she found out that the bride's procession encountered strange things when they passed by the ancient tomb.

The parents-in-law thought that the ghosts might have been disturbed by the drum music used to send off the bride, and they were sent to take revenge on the newlyweds!

Therefore, monks and Taoist priests were invited to perform rituals, and chickens, ducks, cattle and sheep were all sacrificed.

Later, the big bird never appeared in the house again.

After several months of careful treatment for the newlyweds, except that they lost their eyeballs and couldn't see, everything else was normal.

The couple went through such hardships together, and their relationship became deeper and deeper. They often supported each other and were inseparable!

Just seeing that the two of them are both blind makes me sigh!

After this incident spread, an older man who had encountered the same strange thing came forward and explained: This strange bird is called a Rakshasa bird. Generally, it is because the yin energy in the cemetery is too strong and has accumulated over time.

This kind of bird is as huge as a gray crane. It can transform into a monster and act as a monster to harm people!

Moreover, this kind of Rakshasa bird likes to eat human eyeballs the most, and it belongs to the evil spirits such as Yaksha, Shura, and Pili!