On her wedding night, she went into exile with her pharmacy arsenal

Yan Ruyu turned her head and saw a woman walking towards her. She was very imposing, with a furious look on her face and eyes full of anger, staring at Huo Changhe.

Yan Ruyu sneered silently.

It was probably because I had a conflict with the Cheng family today.

The eldest lady glanced at Miss Cheng and was also a little angry: "What do you mean?"

Miss Cheng snorted, "It's just what it says. You are disrespectful to the monks in front of the Buddha, and you still want to pray to the Buddha. It's good enough that the Buddha doesn't punish you evil people. How could he do what you want?"

The eldest lady was incredulous: "Hey, Miss Cheng, who are you calling the bad guy? What did we do to you? You open your mouth to accuse others, and close your mouth to call us the bad guy?"

Miss Cheng glared at Huo Changhe: "Your son bullied and beat up monks. If this isn't disrespectful to Buddha, then what is it?"

The eldest lady was about to speak, but Yan Ruyu held her arm and said to Miss Cheng, "He is just an ordinary monk. He behaved improperly, and we don't want to be bullied. Is that disrespectful to Buddha? Why does he represent Buddha?"

"Or do you think, Miss Cheng, that Buddha does not distinguish between right and wrong, and that being a monk is like having a talisman that allows you to do whatever you want?"

Miss Cheng was startled: "I..."

Yan Ruyu continued, "Besides, I grabbed his wrist because he tried to snatch the incense. How can that be called assault?"

"Miss Cheng is young, and I'm afraid she hasn't seen a real beating yet."

Yan Ruyu said this and glanced at Huo Changhe. Huo Changhe understood what she meant and slapped the monk twice and punched him on the nose.

Immediately, his face swelled up and blood oozed from the corners of his nose and mouth.

The monk cried out in pain, his fingers trembling as he covered his mouth and nose: “You…you guys!”

Yan Ruyu looked at Miss Cheng: "Did you see that? This is called beating."

Miss Cheng's face turned red with anger: "How could you be so rude..."

Before he finished speaking, Huo Changhe raised his leg and kicked the monk.

Miss Cheng: “…”

"I……"

She was stunned for a moment and wanted to speak, but the monk who was beaten angrily said, "Stop talking!"

"I wasn't beaten originally, I was beaten because of what you said, so just shut up."

Miss Cheng looked embarrassed, her face red as if blood was dripping out. People around her were looking at her, some were talking in low voices, and some were sneering in a low voice.

Madam Cheng walked over quickly and said, "Don't blame me, little master. My daughter has always been outspoken and wanted to stand up for you."

She glanced at the eldest lady and said, "You guys are really ashamed of your behavior. Next time you see me, don't talk."

The eldest lady snorted and laughed: "Who wants to talk to you? If I had known that you were so unlucky and ignorant, I would not have talked to you before."

Yan Ruyu lowered her eyes to look at the monk: "Can I burn incense now?"

The monk was unwilling to accept it, but was afraid of Huo Changhe, so he had to nod.

Yan Ruyu picked up another stick of incense, lit it, and walked to the Buddha: "Buddha, you can see clearly that this person is using your power to make money. We will teach him a lesson on your behalf so that he will not ruin your reputation."

"I won't bother with a blind and confused person who is talking nonsense, but if he continues to speak evil words, I will confess my sins in front of the Buddha first. Please don't blame me for being cruel and ruthless."

Yan Ruyu's voice was calm and not loud. She spoke slowly but loudly enough for people around to hear.

Everyone couldn't help but hold their breath, and actually felt that she could really do what she said and was not just bluffing.

Mrs. Cheng and Miss Cheng's faces changed slightly. Miss Cheng clenched her hands tightly, and cold sweat oozed out of her palms.

Yan Ruyu lit the incense and tilted her head to look at Miss Cheng. Miss Cheng's heart skipped a beat and she subconsciously avoided her gaze.

"Mother, let's go."

The mother and daughter left in a hurry.

The monk also got up and slipped away quietly.

Yan Ruyu acted as if nothing had happened and waited for the lady to finish offering incense.

The eldest lady's interest in burning incense has obviously decreased a lot now.

After burning incense, she whispered to Yan Ruyu: "Then are we still going to see the Deer Fairy? I think this monk's character is not very good, will he not let us see him?"

Yan Ruyu chuckled: "Don't worry, mother. It's better to make the matter bigger."

Yan Ruyu and Huo Changhe did not come here to burn incense. If they just stood there and let themselves be bullied, it would not have any effect. It would be better to make a scene. If they really had something wrong, they might not be able to help but reveal it themselves.

To alert the enemy, it depends on how you do it.

Yan Ruyu and Huo Changhe looked at each other, and when Huo Changhe attacked the monk, they had already reached a tacit understanding.

"Go to the side hall."

There are not many people in the side hall. In fact, many people come here to see the Deer Fairy, drink some Deer Creek water, and make a wish.

Going to the main hall to burn incense turned out to be a convenient thing to do. After all, this is someone else's temple, and one has to pay homage to the main deity first.

Therefore, people would burn incense and leave the main hall, and there would be even fewer people in the side halls.

Yan Ruyu entered the side hall and glanced around. As Huo Zhongmao had said, the statues in the hall were new, and the roof and floor had also been refurbished.

Compared with the main hall, it looks much more refined and majestic.

The eldest lady whispered, "It's really strange, why is this place more magnificent than the main hall?"

As soon as he finished speaking, someone started chanting: "Amitabha, benefactor, you may not know that the temple is short of funds, so the main hall has not been repaired yet. The side hall is small and it does not cost much money to repair, so we can afford to repair this first."

A monk walked out from behind the statue. He was about fifty years old, had a beard, was wearing a cassock, and held a string of Buddhist beads in his hand.

The eldest lady nodded: "Hello, Master."

"My name is Kongming, I dare not call you Master," Kongming smiled, "I am really sorry for my words that offended me just now, please don't blame me."

The lady then realized that the rude monk was his disciple.

The eldest lady laughed dryly: "So she is your apprentice, but she doesn't look like one. Maybe she hasn't learned your true skills yet, so her skills are not up to par."

The corners of Yan Ruyu's mouth curled up slightly. Kong Ming was slightly startled, but he was not annoyed: "What the donor said is very true. I will definitely discipline him strictly in the future."

The eldest lady smiled and said, "Whether he is disciplined or not is my concern. Anyway, if he is disciplined well, it will be beneficial to him, you and the Buddha. If he is not disciplined well, let others teach him a lesson and let others discipline him for you."

Kong Ming's smile froze slightly, and he nodded and said, "I will remember Master Shi's teachings."

"Master Kongming, can you please step aside first?" Yan Ruyu asked, "We need to pay our respects."

Kong Ming glanced at her: "Here..."

"My mother-in-law once made a wish in front of the Buddha, burning incense in temples and worshipping Buddha when she sees one. Master, you won't want to stop her, right?"

"Of course not," Kong Ming stepped aside, "Please."

Kongming stepped back but did not leave the side hall.

Yan Ruyu didn't say anything more and accompanied the eldest lady to pay her respects.

Huo Changhe stood there without moving, seemingly doing nothing, but in fact he took a thorough look at the situation in the hall.

Yan Ruyu lowered her eyes and stood behind the eldest lady. She closed her eyes slightly and held her breath.

Suddenly, I heard a slight sound from underground.