I don’t know how long it took, but Xiao Ling’s mood finally calmed down.

He picked up the diary again and began to look through the photos that were clipped into it.

Xiao Ling knew that his second uncle Xiao Ruozhu did not have the habit of writing diaries, so in addition to remembering some formulas and words in the diary, there was no Xiao Ruozhu's diary on it. The style of this diary was also quite old. It should have been bought by Xiao Ling's grandparents when Xiao Ruozhu was in school. Because there was no photo album at home, Xiao Ruozhu couldn't bear to buy it, so she later used it to count.

There are not many photos, only more than twenty photos, all of which were taken by Xiao Ruozhu and Xiao Ling in the photo studio in the town. Most of the time taken was Xiao Ling's birthday! It started from the age of six to the age of eighteen.

Every time I took a photo, my uncle and nephew smiled happily, and my face was filled with happiness and satisfaction.

Only after the age of eighteen were Xiao Ling dragged Xiao Ruozhu to take photos at some free attractions in Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

Looking at these photos, Xiao Ling's mood began to depress again, because every photo in it could bring back his memories. The two people who smiled brightly in the photos no longer looked like uncles and nephews, but more like fathers and sons!

As she flipped over, Xiao Ling's eyes blurred again.

In this case, people are often the easiest to get distracted.

Xiao Ling was also distracted. He accidentally, and half of the photos caught in the diary fell out. Seeing this, he immediately sat up and quickly placed the photos in the notebook - he didn't want the people on the upper bunk to see these things.

Just as Xiao Ling was about to put the last two photos in, he suddenly found that there was a special text on the page he opened!

If it weren't for its conspicuousness, Xiao Ling wouldn't have noticed it.

The reason why the text is conspicuous is that it does not start from the upper left corner in a regular manner, nor is it written on the horizontal line that has been printed in the book, but is written on the page obliquely!

Judging from the handwriting, it is Xiao Ruozhu's!

Xiao Ling was very surprised: I had already read this book briefly before. Apart from the formulas of mathematics, physics and chemistry, there were only some English words left, and there were not many. They were all recorded by my second uncle when he was in school, and they were all concentrated on the first ten pages. I have never discovered such pure words.

This page contains a poem:

There is a Fengwu family sending him out of the sky.

The clouds are cherished before the sycamore tree rises;

Longevity is not a common person’s fault.

King Mu dreamed of Yaochi.

Although the poem looks a bit similar, its rhythm, connection, parallelism and tone are all messy, and at most it is a limerick poem. However, Xiao Ling didn't care about this - of course he only knew that his second uncle had only reached the second year of high school, and it was already very good to write it like this.

What Xiao Ling cares about is the meaning of the poem.

The meaning of the whole poem is more intuitive. Literally speaking, the first half says that the family is poor, but a phoenix flies. The second half says that it is related to gods, because it mentions immortality and Yaochi.

In Xiao Ling's opinion, the two words that are most annoying are: "Feng" and "Yun"! After seeing these two words, Xiao Ling subconsciously looked at the handkerchief placed aside, and his heart moved: Could it be that the first two sentences are about the "Yun'er" mentioned by his mother and uncle?

Isn’t it the first sentence for mothers to marry their father, and the second sentence seems to be that the second uncle has a relationship with a woman named Qiyun.

Although the last two sentences seem to be out of touch with the previous one, the "Heaven Away" in the first sentence seems to connect the whole poem, which quickly attracted Xiao Ling's attention.

The phoenix is ​​a divine bird in mythology and legends. It does not exist in real life. It is completely a fictional thing. But why did Xiao Ruozhu add the word "outside the sky" to add the word "outside the sky"?

If these two words are linked to the next two sentences, then this poem is like a myth.

Especially the last word of the first sentence: ‘Send’.

It is obvious that here, it does not mean sending, but in addition to its original intention, "send" also means to stay.

The so-called "living in" means that it will not last long.

Xiao Ling couldn't help but think of the two mythical stories of Cowherd and Weaver Girl and the Fairy.

In these two stories, the woman is a god. She went down to the earth and gave birth to children with mortals, and then was taken away. Isn’t it just a ‘sanctuary’!

Thinking of this, Xiao Ling began to laugh at himself: Could it be that my father married a fairy and my mother was a god?!

Although Xiao Ling never believed in the world that there were ghosts and gods, he believed that there were definitely more than life on Earth in the universe. Thinking of the superpowers that appeared on him, Xiao Ling suddenly became a little scared - could he be the product of the combination of an alien and a human?!

The reason why Xiao Ling thought so was of course because he could no longer explain the strange things that happened to him.

If this assumption is really true, is the first half of this poem saying: Xiao Jinsong and Jin Feng from the alien, and then there is a mixed-race baby Xiao Ling. Moreover, there is another female alien named Qiyun who came to Jin Feng. Due to various reasons, she and Xiao Ruozhu also have feelings for each other.

Damn, this is a big joke!

When it comes to fairies taking a bath, Cowherd stealing clothes, and Weaver Girls who like Dong Yong to rob a man from the middle of the road, although these gimmicks are a bit outrageous and easy to accept, the combination of aliens and humans has a irrelevant feeling.

However, Xiao Ling has already made a preliminary judgment on his own ideas: he should be indecisive! Because this can not only explain the superpowers he possesses for no reason, but also explain the reason why Uncle Er avoids talking about his life experience!

Holding grass, if this is the case, would he still be considered a human? When I thought of this, Xiao Ling quickly inspected himself: Fortunately, he is not a monster, at least he still looks like a human!

Although the sudden conclusion caught Xiao Ling off guard and unacceptable, at this moment, the doubts in his heart were far greater than anxiety.

Because the last two lines of this poem have greatly stimulated Xiao Ling's brain nerves - immortality and the Queen Mother of the West.

Is it really that coincidental to what happened in the world? Luo Yi's disappearance before was related to Yu Zhenxing's lighthouse plan and Queen Mother of the Eternal World. Now it actually involves his own life experience! Xiao Ling was suddenly confused.

According to legend, Queen Mother of the West has a very magical elixir, which is the elixir of immortality. Chang'e, back then, snatched the elixir of immortality given to Houyi by the Queen Mother, before flying to the Moon Palace. Although this myth is a bit nonsense, it can explain one problem, that is, human desire for eternal life has existed since ancient times!

The incident of King Mu of Zhou going to meet the Queen Mother of the West is not only unofficial history, but also recorded in official history. As for whether he went to seek medical treatment, it is unknown. The only thing that is certain is that Emperor Ji Man of Zhou did expeditions in the west that year, and he did visit the Queen Mother of the West.

Perhaps, Xiao Ruozhu used it here may be a reference.

Preconceived thinking may be possessed by most people, but Xiao Ling does not.

On the contrary, he already felt vaguely that everything that happened to him seemed to be strung up by an invisible rope.

Could it be that what has happened all the time is really related to immortality?!

Xiao Ling fell into deep thought.

(End of this chapter)
Chapter completed!