The Zhang brothers privately regretted that their crime-handling skills had not been put to good use, as they had not encountered any thieves; but Zhu Zhishan came up with many thrilling and silent confrontations for them, which he then improved upon and added to the Young Imperial Guards.
Ryan Cui was not in a hurry to rush his manuscript, and first went to the temple to match the horoscopes of Cui and Yang's families. The wedding date was calculated in advance by Master Cui, who asked Taoist Master Kong Yunzi, and it was on June 14, a good day for marriage. The children of both families were not young anymore, and the parents wanted to match the marriage as soon as possible, and did not dare to delay. Ryan Cui wrote a letter, combining the engagement letter and the date request into one, and asked Cui Liangdong to go to Yongping with the formal betrothal gifts to make the engagement.
He was busy preparing for Cui Er's wedding in Beijing. In Qian'an County, the Taoist master Kong Yunzi finally refined two furnaces of elixir. On the third day of June, Master Cui packed the elixir, reluctantly gave the Taoist master gold and silver to bid farewell, and finally took his family to his old house in Beijing.
The family naturally did not move fast with their luggage. Before they arrived in Beijing, Xie Ying had already received the news that Taoist Master Kong Yunzi had left Northern Zhili, as well as the last letter from the Taoist Master to him.
This Taoist priest had also been worshipped in the palace. He refined genuine golden elixirs and would not poison people, so the elixirs he gave to Victor Cui were all authentic and good Xuanmen elixirs: two furnaces of golden liquid elixirs refined with sulfur, and a few poisonous dragon pills coated with sulfur.
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