C95 Worship the River God

On the matter of how to deal with Li Manrong and protect the reputation of the Fan family, Fan Youmin stood on the same line as Fan Wengong, and Fan Wenbin, Fan Wenlin, formed an alliance. In the end, from dinner to sleep, they did not reach a consensus.

The next day, Fan Wenbin, Fan Wenlin, rushed back to the city after breakfast. After they left, Fan Youmin and his wife, Wang Fang, very naturally talked about this matter. As they spoke, the two of them actually quarreled because of disagreement. Fan Youmin was so angry that he slammed the door and left. He walked leisurely to the riverbank and took a breather to relieve his boredom.

The field after autumn was empty and one could see everything clearly. The sunlight recklessly sprinkled on the riverbank and felt very warm. From time to time, the wind blew from the northwest. It did not feel cold at all. Instead, it was a little cool.

After walking along his own land for a while, Fan Youmin felt that his brain was very clear. He could not help but remember that Li Manrong wanted to use this excuse to punish the Fan family. He could not help but sigh and think that the Li family was too insidious.

Standing in front of the huge stone in the middle of the river, looking at the mottled and blurry words "mainstay," Fan Youmin's thoughts immediately flew towards the distant past.

This lone and independent red sandstone had been standing here for a long time in his memory. It had been so long that even he could not explain it clearly. However, there was a very mysterious legend that was very clear in his mind.

This legend was told when his mother, Wang Lan, led him to worship the River God. Although his mother had passed away for nearly 30 years, her voice and appearance still frequently appeared in front of him.

A long, long time ago, there was a young man called Yellow River. He looked like a talented man, and he also had good martial arts skills. He could ride a fierce horse and pull a hard bow. Within a hundred steps, the arrows would not miss, and there would not be a single mistake.

Every day at dawn, Yellow River rode his beloved White Dragon Stallion and went out to hunt with a hard bow and arrow. Only when it was dark did he return home with a lot of prey, wild rabbits, pheasants, and foxes.

One night, he came back very late. Under the bright moonlight, he passed by the back garden of an officer and saw a girl lying on top of the wall looking at him with a smile. Just as he was in a daze, the girl threw a bracelet over and it disappeared.

A moment later, Yellow River understood. He thought that he had met a fairy, so he jumped off the horse, picked up the bracelet, and looked around for the girl. However, under the bright moonlight, there were only flowers and trees swaying in the wind, but he could not see the girl's shadow.

From then on, Yellow River hid the silver bracelet in his arms. Every day when he passed by the garden, whether it was in the morning or at night, he could not help but look up to look for it. However, what he saw was only the blooming flowers on the wall.

One day half a month later, the Yellow River returned late from hunting. When he passed by the garden, a figure suddenly flashed out from behind a big tree. Upon closer inspection, She was extremely happy.

The girl told Yellow River that she secretly ran out to meet him behind her father's back. That night in spring, which was exceptionally bright and brimming with a strong romantic aura, the two of them chatted for a long time before reluctantly parting ways.

Unexpectedly, Yellow River arrived at the date location on time the next night, but he did not see the girl. Hence, he waited patiently until the moon fell to the west, and he did not see the lady.

Later, after carefully inquiring, it turned out that the young lady's father found out about this matter and locked her daughter in the embroidery building, not letting her come out. When the Yellow River heard this, he was filled with grief and also secretly swore that even if it were to overturn the heavens and overturn the earth, he would still save the young lady he loved.

In order to completely destroy Yellow River's heart, a member went out with a difficult problem. He had his family put up a very high pedestal in front of his house. A copper coin was suspended in the air, and there were notices posted everywhere. Whoever could shoot an arrow into the copper coin's eyes from 100 steps away would marry the girl.

The news spread like a gust of wind to the four villages and eight neighbors. Many young people came with beautiful dreams. However, after a few days, no one shot the arrow into the copper coin's eyes.

Just as everyone was shaking their heads and sighing, Yellow River walked out and drew his bow and arrow. With a swoosh, the arrow flew out like a meteor and landed right in the copper coin's eyes, attracting the cheers of the crowd.

Seeing that Yellow River was not a problem, he also requested Yellow River to shoot a second arrow. The first arrow must be shot out of the copper coin's eye. In order to be with his beloved girl forever, the Yellow River readily agreed and also did it.

However, the officer rolled his eyes and thought of another plan. He wanted the Yellow River not only to shoot the copper coin from 100 steps away, but also to catch the copper coin and not let it fall to the ground. In the end, if the Yellow River could do it, he would marry the girl to him. Otherwise, he would never see the lady again.

At this time, the people who were watching the show all understood. They could not help but feel aggrieved for the Yellow River and shouted angrily. It turned out that the Minister was deliberately making things difficult for the Yellow River, making him lose face in front of everyone, while retreating in the face of difficulties.

Seeing this, Yellow River was also burning with anger. He suddenly turned around and shot an arrow at the Minister who was laughing coldly. The Minister's martial arts was also very strong. In a moment of desperation, he tilted his head and dodged the arrow. He repeatedly shouted for his subordinates to quickly catch Yellow River and send him to the government to punish him.

Taking advantage of the chaos, Yellow River squeezed out of the crowd and mounted the White Dragon Stallion. He escaped into the back mountain to hide. He was not afraid of the ruthless officer, but he was worried that if he was sent to the government, he would not be able to save the girl he loved.

A few days later, when he saw the minister relax his guard, Yellow River decided to go down the mountain to save the girl. At noon, when he arrived at the entrance of the village and felt hungry, he happened to see a big bird fly over his head and shoot an arrow down.

Unexpectedly, the big bird opened its mouth and said, "Hero, please don't kill me. I will tell you about that girl's situation. "

The big bird said that after the Yellow River left, the Minister wanted to marry the girl to the son of a rich man. On the night of the wedding, the girl jumped down from upstairs and died. When she was about to jump off the building, the lady shouted, "Yellow River, Yellow River, Yellow River!"

After listening to the big bird's narration, Yellow River felt a wave of dizziness. His heart was torn apart like a huge mountain. He fell head first onto the ground, tears flowing down like a waterfall.

The big bird was so scared that it flew high into the sky. Looking down, it saw that the Yellow River's tears formed a surging river, roaring and rolling towards the east. Hence, the Yellow River became the Yellow River.

Later, when people saw the Yellow River's water surging and surging all year round, they sighed and said that the young man named Yellow River was indignant because he could not save his beloved girl. He used this method to vent the resentment in his heart.

Later on, that young man became the hero in people's hearts, the River God. Some people also said that. . . The giant rock that stood in the riverbank was the incarnation of that young man. Hence, all four seasons of the year, there were people who came to pay their respects to the legendary River God.

At this moment, looking at the red sandstone that looked like a dragon or tiger with an extraordinary aura, Fan Youmin recalled the magical legend that his mother had told him back then. He also recalled the scene of him almost drowning in the Yellow River.

That year, he happened to be twelve years old. He had followed his mother to a small bay by the Yellow River to fish. His father, Fan Zhengkun, was imprisoned in the county for investigation due to historical issues.

His mother had a big belly and sat on a rock with great difficulty. She held a fishing rod made of tree branches in her hand. He stood beside his mother and stared at the water, patiently waiting for the fish to take the bait.

Suddenly, a gust of cold wind assaulted him, and waves of ripples instantly arose on the calm surface of the water. At this moment, Fan Youmin saw a very handsome face appear before his eyes. After the incident, he clearly remembered that the person in the river was smiling at him.

"Mom, look, what's that?" After saying this, he felt dizzy and wanted to run away. Unexpectedly, he slipped and fell into the Yellow River.

After an unknown period of time, when he woke up, he found himself lying on the warm clay bed in his home. His mother was sitting beside him, wiping her tears. His younger brother and sister were fighting to eat the fish his mother caught. It was very chaotic and lively.

Later, he heard from his mother that. . . That day, he fell head first into the Yellow River. Just as his mother was about to jump into the river to save him, she saw his son come out of the water. Then, he was washed to the shore by the river. His mother hurriedly ran over and grabbed his hand to save him.

After waking up, Fan Youmin thought about it carefully and felt that it was very strange. When he fell into the Yellow River, he felt as if someone was using both hands to support him, preventing him from sinking to the bottom of the river.

When his mother heard his son's words, she could not help but shed tears and said, "My child's life is full of good fortune and good fortune. It was the River God who saved your life. "

Thus, there was the scene of the mother leading him and respectfully kneeling in front of the lone stone. With a very pious heart, she lit the yellow paper and paid her respects to the River God.