I believe in your evil

Chapter 171 Don't Lie (26)

A group of people looked suspiciously at Xixi, who was squatting on the ground and still eating melon seeds, and were a little dazed.

This is the legendary disciple of Nan Wudou who defeated the Buddha with a height of eight feet, a golden face, eyes like copper bells, and eyes like torches...? ? ?
Why is it like this?
In their cognition, even if he is not as glorious and sacred as in the legend, he is still a gentleman.

But this person in front of me...

No matter how you look at it, he looks like a street hooligan who can molest women from good families in the streets and alleys.

"It turns out that this is the abbot of Jing'an of Puling Temple. I am blind, disrespectful, disrespectful..." Shi Kong and the others suppressed the doubts in their hearts, and looked at Yu Xi in embarrassment but politely.

"Ahem..." Yuxi coughed twice in embarrassment, spit out the shell of the melon seeds in her mouth, put the remaining melon seeds in her bag, and stood up.

In line with the principle that as long as I have no morals, you can't kidnap me, Yuxi said as if nothing happened: "The poor nun's name is Jing'an, the previous abbot and current abbot of Puning Temple, if there are no accidents." , I am one of the disciples of Nan Wudou who defeated Buddha that you are looking for."

Mmp, it's not embarrassing! ! !
It's just embarrassing, isn't it?

She is the current abbot and former abbot of one temple, but was caught by the abbot and abbot of another temple squatting on the ground eating melon seeds without any image.

I thought this group of people were here to make troubles. I thought that Mo Chou would be the leader, and if there was something to do, I would do it immediately, but it turned out that they were here to find me, and their attitude was not bad.

Fortunately, I did it myself, and I didn't do anything, otherwise, after the fight was over and the matter was clarified, I wouldn't even be able to explain why I jumped into the Huangpu River.

"It turns out that you are Jing'an, I'm sorry, may I have a chance to speak?" Shikong looked at Yuxi very politely.

"That's natural. You've been here for so long and I haven't invited you in. It's my fault, my fault." Yuxi turned and looked at Mo Chou: "Mo Chou, go and ask someone to clear a yard. Put the masters of Guangji Temple inside and let them take a good repair, by the way, all the masters have traveled a long distance to ask grandma to prepare some food and send it to the masters' rooms."

"On behalf of the disciples of Guangji Temple, this poor monk has written about Abbot Jing'an's hospitality." Shi Kong looked at Yuxi with some embarrassment, and said, "I wonder if we can invite Master Wuliang together?"

"Okay, Mo Chou, remember to call your Uncle Unlimited."

"okay."

……

Yu Xi took Shi Kong, Shi Jue, and Shi Neng to the temple.

When passing by the Arhat Hall, I happened to hear Wuliang training his disciples.

"I've told you all about the matter of explaining the Dharma. You can go to the abbot. The abbot's attainments are much higher than mine. You are superior to me. You can ask the abbot."

"But the abbot also needs to find someone. The abbot is not here, so I can only come to you, but you are busy teaching other disciples' martial arts, so there is nothing I can do."

"Can't find it?" Wuliang suddenly raised his voice: "If you can't find the abbot, then keep looking, where did she go! Every day, I can't even find a shadow."

"Oh." The disciples ran out with their heads down.

As soon as he went out, he ran into Xixi and his group who were taking Shi Kong and others to visit the temple.

Seeing Xixi, several people seemed very happy: "Abbot, so you are here..."

The disciples were about to say something, but they were interrupted by Yu Xi: "If you have any questions, go to the masters who discuss the Dharma in the meditation room first, and now I have something to go to Abbot Wuliang, and I will explain it to you later."

"Yes." Several young novice monks responded, and went to the meditation room to find the master who explained Buddhism in it.

(End of this chapter)