The documents said that Li Tushan had suggested the local people build a Thunder Ancestor Temple.
Moreover, this Thunder Ancestor Temple had to be built on the original site of the Luo Residence.
That meant they had to demolish the Luo Residence before building the temple.
Li Tushan was an accomplished master, so the locals naturally trusted him. But building the temple meant tearing down the Luo Residence first, and who dared do that?
Li Tushan then said that the wronged spirits did not dare come out during the day. Work could begin in daylight but had to stop at sunset. There was also one thing they had to remember: no work could be done during the noon hours, and everyone had to leave the grounds of the Luo Residence.
The noon hours ran from eleven in the morning to one in the afternoon. This was when yin and yang converged, and extreme yang could easily turn into extreme yin. Working during that time could easily lead to trouble.
He would remain in the area for six months to prevent the wronged spirits from coming out and harming anyone during that period.
After repeated discussions, the locals finally reached an agreement. Every household donated money to prepare for the construction of the Thunder Ancestor Temple.
Afterward, under Li Tushan's direction, the Luo Residence ceased to exist, and construction of the temple proceeded in an orderly fashion. Indeed, nothing else went wrong during that time.
But the fact that nothing went wrong then did not mean nothing ever would.
Building a temple was a major undertaking. There were not enough local workers, so they had to hire more from elsewhere. But those outside workers did not know what had happened there and naturally lacked the locals' sense of reverence and fear.