After rebirth, I ran wild in the heart of His Highness the Prince

Before they finished speaking, both of them were stunned.

The blush on Qin Zhongyang's face spread to his earlobes, and he held his head high, as if to prevent others from seeing his shame.

Clear laughter resounded in the courtyard. Qin Zhongyang had a stinky face and said stiffly: "Why are you laughing?"

Qin Zhongwan took a deep breath to stop laughing. She raised the corners of her mouth and arched her eyebrows, "Laughing at me for having a stupid brother."

"You are stupid!" Qin Zhongyang retorted dryly.

"Okay, it's me who offended you today. The rumors outside are not your fault. I know it, but." The voice changed, "Do you want Qin Xiaoyun to come back?"

Qin Zhongyang hesitated, "I, you...why are you asking these questions for no reason? It's not my decision. Could it be that if I think about it, you will all listen to my wishes?"

After saying a few words, Qin Zhongwan sighed secretly, then turned around and started to leave.

"I didn't say I thought about it!"

"If you do something wrong, you have to bear it."

Qin Zhongwan stopped and looked back. Qin Zhongyang had lowered his head and was standing alone in the courtyard, surrounded by unspeakable confusion.

Looking at this appearance, one can't help but feel that he is still a child.

"It's good to know that you haven't seen your mother for a while. Although your homework is important, there is no need to forget about food and sleep. Seeing that your bitter summer has not passed, I will send you two sheets of coolness later."

As he spoke, Qin Zhongyang's eyes lit up little by little, and he muttered softly, "I'm not that squeamish."

Qin Zhongwan smiled, said no more, and left.

Qin Zhongyang was outspoken, and Qin Zhongwan observed that it was indeed not him, so who was the person behind Qin Xiaoyun?It seems to be a mystery.

For a moment, Qin Zhongwan had no idea. She planned to go to the nunnery to find out in person.

Before she left, something big happened.

The Buddha statue in Kaiyuan Temple was cracked. It was a golden Buddha given by the founding emperor at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China. The entire body was made of pure gold. It has not been damaged after many years of wind and rain. Now, a quick calculation shows that it is nearly a hundred years old.

The Buddha's feet cracked for no reason, causing an uproar among the people.

The monks in the temple did not dare to take it lightly, and the matter was immediately reported to all levels. People who came to worship today also saw the cracks on the Buddha statue. They spread the word when they returned, and soon most of the people in the capital were talking about it. thing.

Taoist Guyun appeared in the Fushou Tower again. Without his greeting, someone respectfully brought him tea and food.

"Taoist, tell me, why did the Buddha statue in Kaiyuan Temple suddenly crack? Could it be that the Emperor of Heaven was angry?"

"I really asked you to tell me for sure, who is that goddess?! We have to pick her up and take good care of her!"

Taoist Guyun took a sip of tea slowly, pointed to the sky, and then pointed in the direction of the Prime Minister's Mansion. With the same enigmatic look, he waved his sleeves and left.

His casual gesture fell into the eyes of the people, and they became more convinced that the goddess in his mouth was Qin Xiaoyun. The sudden strangeness of the Buddha statue in Kaiyuan Temple was precisely because the goddess did not return.

The cracking of the Buddha statue is a warning from God to the secular people.

The power contained in the words circulated among common people should not be underestimated.

Taoist Guyun slowly walked into an alley and knocked on the door of a courtyard with a familiar face.

If Qin Zhongwan were here, he would realize that the so-called outsider is knocking on the door of a fake miracle doctor!

Qin Xiaoyun was no longer in the house. She went back to the nunnery first. Although the place was shameful, for the sake of the plan, Qin Xiaoyun decided to endure the burden for the time being.