What does Chen Man, a blind man in Longling Cave mean to Hu Bayi? Chen Man, a blind man in Longling Cave, refers to Hu Bayi.

1, Jin Ye told Bayi and Kaixuan that the tomb of Feng Shui master Li in the early Tang Dynasty was in Gulan County. Hearing this, the triumph moved the mind of robbing the tomb, and Bayi quickly interrupted him. Just then, Jin Ye found a red mark on the shoulders of Kaixuan and Bayi, guessing that it was caused by a big fish in the water.

2. At this moment, a voice appeared in the bathroom and read a few fixed poems. Everyone turned around and found a blind old man Chen who claimed to be blind. The old man said that although he was blind, he was familiar with justice and knew that three people survived today. He couldn't bear to see them destroyed again here, and wanted to express it in poetry. No matter how good things are buried in the soil, they need to be measured. People who have passed away are looking forward to an early bliss. No one wants to be disturbed by outsiders while sleeping. He divined for Hu Bayi and found six copper coins in the northeast by listening to the sound. According to the time, this is the dead door. This dead door is one of the eight doors of Taoism. This is carried away and died at the peak. Bayi knew that when the master divined, he was sure. I didn't expect this old man, blind Chen Man, to understand this. It's not easy to see the sample position. Chen Man, a blind man, sent me a message, which means to obey. Bayi understood the truth and thanked him.