Chapter 934 San Dynasty"if your Highness is so bent on going his own way, then ministers and other officials will never sit idly by."Zhao Xuanji did not compromise this time. In fact, he had no room f...Chapter 1356 Daoye

when the motorcade was speeding along the official road, it was in Yongcheng, 60 miles in front of the motorcade.

at the gate of the city, an old monk was sitting on the ground with kind eyebrows hanging from his earlobes. As soon as he appeared, he attracted the attention of many ordinary people.

however, no matter how the people around him watched and talked, he just sat motionless.

and next to him, there is a hexagram stand.

the stall is set up by a middle-aged Taoist priest with a beautiful beard and a fairy wind bone.

he doesn't have much business in this divinatory stall, and the middle-aged Taoist doesn't care either. He just looks at the old monk next door from time to time and seems to smile.

one Buddha together, this wonderful combination makes many people curious.

at this time, several ragged people came from outside the city. They were a middle-aged couple. The woman held a four-or five-year-old child in her hand, and her husband carried a famous old woman on his back.

when the family saw the monk and the Taoist priest, after hesitating for a moment, they suddenly ran to the monk and knelt down.

the woman cried and said, "Master, you are a monk, can you save us"

the old monk opened his eyes, looked at the family and said slowly, "Amitabha Buddha, my Buddha is merciful, but is this donor in trouble"

the middle-aged Taoist priest next door could not listen any more and said, "boundless heavenly respect, bald donkey, are you blind or speechless" They were so poor that they all picked up in rags, and those who took care of their families made it clear that they had fled, and you asked them if they were in trouble. "

stepping on a stool with one leg, the loafing middle-aged Taoist priest said to the family of four with a smile, "the bald donkey is the most shameless. If you beg him, you might as well ask him, at least he won't miss your charity."

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the words of the Taoist priest made the family of four hesitate.

the old monk said faintly, "if the giver is in trouble, just say so. Meeting the poor monk is the law of fate. If the poor monk can help, he will help."

the woman plucked up her courage and said, "Master, we came to the border to flee, where the Liao army is at war with the imperial court, suffering us people living on the border, and now it is really impossible to live. Beg the master to take in my child, so that he can become a monk rather than starve to death with us."

the old monk looked at his mother and stood in front of her, looked timidly at his girl, frowned slightly and said, "Buddha is quiet and can't see suffering, but this girl is really not fit to enter my Buddha." The middle-aged Taoist priest next to

laughed and said, "I said you are also interesting. How could you send your daughter to become a monk it would be better to find an aunt. I really couldn't. I learned the Heavenly Master of Dragon and Tiger, and it was also a good thing to feathered and ascend to the immortal for bliss."

the family looked at the Taoist monk and felt that the middle-aged Taoist monk was really unreliable, so they had to look longingly at the old monk.

the old monk raised his hand and touched the top of the girl's head and sighed, "if you make up your mind, the poor monk will take her away and will place her in a nunnery and treat her as an adult, or return to vulgarity, become a monk, or seek relatives, all according to her own wishes"

the family immediately fell to their knees and wept with gratitude when they heard the words.

the old monk reached out to hold the girl, but he didn't want the girl to hide back. She pointed to the Taoist priest next door and said, "I want to go with him." strictly, the consequences would be devastating."was ridiculed twice by Zhao Xuanji. Su Zhenting burst up with an evil fire and said, "what about the provincial decree""this matter should be dealt wi...