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Chen Ping'an put his fishing rod down and walked to Pei Qian's side.
The old woman in the distance looked over, a smile on her face as she gazed at the skinny little girl. She appeared amused, and she raised a thin arm and commanded the grand sedan chair beside her to come to a halt. Including the skeletal sword practitioner, all of the beasts, spirits, yin entities, and ghosts in the wedding procession looked over in unison. This was an extremely eerie scene.
Chen Ping'an cupped his fists in respect and actively apologized to the wedding procession in the distance.
Everyone followed their own rules and customs, and there was an especially clear difference between yin entities and yang entities. The world had its own natural order.
Take the current situation, for example. If Pei Qian hadn't broken a taboo by brazenly staring at the wedding procession, then those spirits and other beings wouldn't have cared about her and Chen Ping'an's presence at all. They would have continued on their merry way just like that.
This was also the reason why many woodsmen and fishermen in the world were able to avoid disaster even though they lived near the mountains and waters for generation after generation.
The old woman nodded in acknowledgment upon seeing Chen Ping'an's tactful apology, and she waved her hand and continued to march forward with the wedding procession. The sound of drums and gongs rang out once again as the beasts, spirits, yin entities, and ghosts continued to march toward the bridegroom, the mountain god.
Pei Qian almost caused huge trouble this time, yet Chen Ping'an didn't blame the skinny little girl for her actions. She wasn't a cultivator, so she was naturally unaware of the rules of the cultivation world. As such, her actions could be forgiven.
Moreover, this all came down to Chen Ping'an failing to teach her properly, so it would make little sense to blame Pei Qian for his mistake. However, it would be a completely different matter if Pei Qian kept doing the same things even after Chen Ping'an taught her the rules of the cultivation world.
"You can see them? Can you hear the drums and gongs as well?" Chen Ping'an asked in a soft voice.
Pei Qian's little face was deathly pale as she nodded and replied, "I woke up and walked out because I heard the commotion. I thought it was all a dream... It was far too terrifying."
Chen Ping'an extended a finger and gently placed it on Pei Qian's glabella, helping to calm her mind and soul.
If a mortal were to accidentally come across such yin entities, their soul might be extremely susceptible to swaying in unease if their yang energy wasn't strong enough. This would be the case even if the mortal couldn't see the yin entities, and...
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