Near the plantation, one could see quite a few young lamas watering and tending to these medicinal herbs. They worked hard with their heads down, fetching water, fertilizing, deworming, and weeding. The scene in the field was one of tranquility.
If one were not to look at the three Doma statues under the stone tablet, outsiders might indeed think this place is some kind of paradise.
Brother Ni and his team didn't dare linger here for long, worried that the longer they stayed, the more they might unleash their murderous intent, causing real trouble beyond just the death of one or two people.
However, they were certain of one thing: that in the 21st century, among those who still believe in the Tibetan areas, ten out of ten are Junfu.
They wished they could bring those fools bragging online about going to Tibet to cleanse their souls, forcing them to hold these Doma statues for ten minutes.
