"I don't care, I just want that piece of land," Qi Zhou said word by word.
"So it was about this, you should have said earlier you wanted that land. The dead are of great importance, how could I be stingy."
"You say that, but if I really told you, you would definitely refuse to give it!"
...
The next morning, Master Gao sent the land deed for the piece of land Qi Zhou wanted.
To the vast and prosperous Gao mansion, this small piece of land had good feng shui, but it was merely a drop in the ocean. Raising the price back then was merely habitual.
With the land deed in hand, Qi Wu'er led Qi Zhou and their children, despite Chen Yi and the others' repeated rejections, to promptly kowtow several times to the two Taoists.
"Still, proceed with the funeral. I can help you perform a ritual," said Chen Yi.
The Qi couple had this intention; they feared the Gao mansion would change its mind, so they hurriedly prepared for the burial.
