It would take seven to forty-nine days for the spirit to stop. The first seven kilometers would require the children and grandchildren to take turns guarding the spirit. According to the etiquette, Wen Ying did not need to come back to guard the spirit, let alone bring the third son of Mo's family. However, everyone knew that Old Master Wen valued this granddaughter the most when he was alive. She was also bent on filial piety, so naturally, no one dared to stop her. The mourning hall was brightly lit day and night. The monks chanted sutras and bowed. They tried to make the funeral light so that Old Master Wen would not be buried after his death.
After a short period of time, he left. Lord Wen walked at the front, holding the tablet, and wrote a book: Revealing the Spirit of Duke Wen and
