The elderly man didn't send the housekeeper this time; instead, he personally went to retrieve a box from his room and returned to his original seat.
"My old friend's house is even larger than mine, and it's located nearby, with the farmland and shop right next to mine.
We went to see the property together and made the decision at the same time. He was a bit stronger financially, so naturally, he bought a bigger one: 11,000 taels.
However, he had one requirement: the ancestral tablets are in the Buddhist Hall, and the new owner should not disturb them, and must go to burn incense on the first and fifteenth days of the lunar month!"
"This house of mine doesn't have such a rule. You can renovate, and you can also go to burn incense in the Buddhist Hall there, but I hope you won't disturb the Buddhist Hall."
Ye Shiqi... This requirement is a bit odd. Who buys a house and doesn't place their own ancestors there? Worshiping someone else's ancestors, it would be strange if it sold!
