Capítulo 1913: Chapter 1915: All Living Beings (Third Update, Please Vote)
The three families hurriedly ran outside, but soone else stopped them. This ti it was a middle-aged entrepreneur who had taken on a project. However, the client had a tradition of delaying paynts. A friend of his had confidently reassured him, ‘I can definitely get the money from this deal.’
He was very conflicted. The project was large, and while the profit margin wasn’t high, the total profit was considerable. His company was currently struggling to stay afloat. These past couple of years, life for private enterprises had been tough.
So he ca to the courtyard to burn incense, seeking guidance on whether he should take this job, and even hoping for Luohua’s advice on where to find a more reliable partner.
Of course, Luohua could introduce a partner, but a small project worth fifty or sixty million was hardly significant. Talking about it was more embarrassing than anything else, so he was warned: ‘This deal is risky; look for a turnaround in two months.’
Faced with such a clear hint, the entrepreneur felt reassured. Seeing the three families searching for their children rushing out, he imdiately greeted them, ‘Where are you off to? Did you find the kids? I have a car, let give you a ride!’
The children of these three families were not in the sa place: one was in Youzhou, another in Qian Province, and the last in Jin Province.
The one in Jin Province was relatively close, so driving there would suffice. The one in Qian Province definitely required a flight, while the child in Youzhou would need a high-speed train. Regardless, everyone was racing against ti.
The middle-aged man said he would have the driver take the one in Jin Province to their destination. A woman nearby spoke up, ‘You’re headed to Zhongyi City, Jin Province? The people there are quite exclusive. I’m familiar with the area; just tell where your child is now, and I’ll get the police to rescue them!’
The family was imnsely grateful, and the woman, who had also co to pray for blessings, smiled and said, ‘In this life, we should strive to do more good deeds… Well, I’ll take you both with , coincidentally, I’m going back to my hotown.’
Gazi nodded quietly, touched by this warm scene, and connected with Lin Heihu through his thoughts, ‘Brother Hu, what is this woman praying for? She seems like a good person.’
‘She’s praying for safety,’ Lin Heihu’s Divine Sense responded. ‘Her husband is in foreign trade. Business is hard to co by and riskier now… I gave her a dream hint; it’s hard to reach overseas.’
The woman didn’t rush off with the couple. After offering incense, she glanced at Gazi, ‘Excuse , sir, can I co back next ti?’
‘You can co,’ Gazi nodded. ‘If you can help this couple resolve their child’s situation, I’ll waive your accommodation fee.’
The woman’s actions instantly touched others, ‘That child in Youzhou… Are they in Tangshan? If they’re in Tangshan, leave it to to handle. If it’s the Imperial Capital, I’m afraid I can’t manage.’
Soone nearby laughed at him, ‘Taking abducted children to the Imperial Capital… Regular traffickers wouldn’t dare do such a thing, right?’
The initially speaking middle-aged man hesitated, turned to the one heading to Qian Province—the only man among the three families—and asked, ‘Brother, where are you headed in Qian Province?’
The man nad a place, and upon hearing it, others furrowed their brows slightly. Soone even ntioned that not only was it a poverty-stricken county, but the locals were also quite fierce. Many children had been abducted there, and rescuing them posed a significant challenge for the police.
Involuntarily, everyone gathered to discuss it. Finally, the middle-aged man made a decision, ‘Our advantage now is that we are in the dark, while they are relatively poor… We can disguise ourselves as a wealthy tour group…’
Gazi listened to their earnest discussion from a distance, a faint smile appearing on his lips. What a wonderful society this was, where people treated each other with sincerity and mutual aid.
All three rescue efforts were very successful. The one in Youzhou even led to the dismantling of a child trafficking gang.
The rescue in Qian Province was a bit more thrilling. The boy had already been bought by a bachelor to inherit his surna.
A group of tourists stumbled upon the boy during their wanderings, picking him up and running away with him.
By the ti the villagers caught up, the tourists were already on a minibus, speeding away. They even scattered hundreds of ten-yuan bills from the vehicle, claiming it was for the child’s food and lodging!
Actually, the parents didn’t want to pay for food and lodging, but without throwing the money, escaping would have been difficult.
The villagers, distracted by scooping up the money, truly couldn’t catch up with the minibus, so the bachelor opted to call the police…
The police did stop the minibus, but by then they had left the town and reached the county. The man explained that the child he had “taken” was his biological son and that he had reported him missing. A quick online search would verify it.
The county was more concerned with rules, and upon checking, the police found it was indeed true. The child recognized his father and they were imdiately escorted by a police car to the city.
Local township affairs were well-known to the police, but so remote villages had significant clan influences, making governance challenging. Now that the father had found the child himself, the police were definitely going to protect him.
Strangely, the bachelor even went to the police station to complain, saying, ‘I spent money to buy a descendant, and soone just took them away. What are you even doing?’
‘Buying soone else’s child and doing such crooked things, and you still think you have a point?’ The police didn’t mince words, ‘If you keep this up, believe it or not, we’ll arrest you and press charges!’
This incident was not completely successful, but is there ever such a thing as perfection? So customs cannot be changed overnight. In fact, the situation in Zhongyi City, Jin Province is quite similar to here.
However, the woman who took charge of this matter was truly formidable. She led dozens of local n behind the police, and forcibly took the child back, even giving the other side a black eye. Yet, despite this, the buyer wasn’t really punished.
All three incidents were resolved quite quickly, so much so that by the ti the small courtyard opened its doors again, two of the three families ca back to give thanks, and this ti, there were actually twelve families seeking help to find their children!
On the third opening of the courtyard, there were over 140 people coming to pray, and twelve families were there to find their children. When Feng Jun heard about it, he was taken aback, “Is this a blessing courtyard, or a child recovery courtyard?”
He didn’t want to ignore these poor souls, but finding people through bloodline sensing was too draining on his energy.
That night, he had to ask Lin Heihu to deliver a ssage through dreams, telling those looking for their children — the blessing courtyard helps you find your children through bloodline sensing. This ti it’s fine, but next ti, those asking for help must gather their family mbers together!
Bloodlines have near and far, but the bloodlines of siblings, parents, and children aren’t that different. If there’s a situation like “the nephew looks like the uncle,” then Feng Jun would have too many people to verify.
For this reason, he had Lin Heihu emphasize that considering it’s not easy to gather all relatives, generally, only the mother’s blood is taken, and the maternal relatives cannot gather at more than two cities, otherwise, the courtyard will not assist!
His refusal wasn’t heartless; he simply couldn’t handle it all. This was only the third ti, and there were already twelve families pleading; the number of people looking for children was increasing at three to four tis the rate, aning by the fifth ti, it would easily exceed a hundred people.
By the seventh ti, it would definitely hit a thousand!
By then, Feng Jun simply wouldn’t be able to manage, so he could only prioritize those willing to follow rules — if you follow the rules, not only is it good for your own child, but it also helps those who have lost their children to receive faster, more help.
Being unsentintal on small matters highlights great love for the world.
As for why they take blood from females and not males, it’s not gender discrimination.
Out of the twelve families today, there was such a case: the woman didn’t co, only the father did — after the child went missing, the couple divorced not long after; the father found out the clue, so he ca alone.
But to Feng Jun’s annoyance, he didn’t find the man’s child!
After checking again and still finding nothing, Feng Jun began to suspect that the child was possibly killed by human traffickers — traffickers can be very cruel. To be sure, he had Lin Heihu enter the man’s dreams again to inquire about the woman’s current situation.
Then he found the woman, and after taking her blood, he also found the child, matching the age, appearance, and characteristics, revealing the truth — the daughter this man had been desperately searching for wasn’t even his child!
This result left Feng Jun rather bemused, truly a spectacle of human life!
Would he care for this child? Of course not, the blessing courtyard answers those who seek its help. If you don’t seek out, I don’t bother with you!
The key point is the girl wasn’t wronged; she was adopted as a daughter, not begging on the streets. The adopting family was well-off, so what more was there for Feng Jun to do?
Thinking about the trouble brought by the man’s arrival, he had Lin Heihu deliver a dream ssage to the man again: Sorry, your daughter is not biologically yours!
I don’t care about you wearing a cuckold’s horn, the point is you’ve made quite uncomfortable — do you really not have a clue whether she’s your own?
The man’s reaction was also quite conservative: Oh, she’s not mine? Well, in that case, I’ll just let her mother know.
Lin Heihu didn’t want this bizarre family bothering him again, so he scared him: if you expose this, and the daughter still isn’t found, wouldn’t people think you killed her?
The man thought long and hard before giving up the idea of revenge on the woman. He also knew if he told the woman about the blessing courtyard’s mystery, she might also find the daughter — but why would he tell her?
The man felt a lot of resentnt toward his ex-wife. After the daughter went missing, the mother only complained, eventually leading to divorce, as if she’d never had a daughter — such a woman wasn’t worth cherishing.
However, after expressing “this is it,” the man still asked how the girl was doing now?
Knowing he wouldn’t pester any further, Lin Heihu didn’t scare him anymore: She’s living quite well, her adoptive parents treat her well.
(Once again, the third watch approaches, asking for monthly tickets.)
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