After gathering the seven deadly sins brothers, summon the younger sister!

Pu Ranmei was so excited that she almost lost herself in the calls of "senior" that she respected and admired.

It was only natural for her to accept this.

Wasn’t this little tree brought out by her?

The ideological teachings since childhood, the understanding of Buddhist teachings, the sharing of interesting stories, the spiritual communication, the companionship like a life mentor, how can I respond to the call of "senior" now?

I have done good deeds and accumulated virtue all my life, this is what I deserve!

In fact, she just got the tree because of her bored mumbling.

Bodhi: She taught me with all her heart! She accompanied me sincerely! She must love me very much!

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The mahogany box closed with a "click", Pu Ran put the rune stone back, and then patted Puti on the shoulder in appreciation.

"I like your gift. Your filial piety is very commendable."

She gave a thumbs up, then took the things and turned away.

Why not leave?

It won’t do to have a fake monk and a real descendant.

Isn't this a scam?

What's more, the younger generation's cultivation is not as good as hers.

She would rather have a fake junior and a real monk.

Bodhi, who came here happily but was abandoned in an instant, could not help but frown and think deeply.

What's this familiar feeling of crumbs that comes over me?

"Oh yes."

Pu Ran slapped his head, turned around and walked towards Bodhi again, whispering in his ear in a low voice.

The man's eyes were like the eternally beautiful northern lights that lit up joyfully in the dark night, his light golden pupils filled with quiet anticipation.

"The gift you gave me must be kept secret. Don't tell anyone."

She shook the mahogany box gently and took the weight of power for herself.

"There are people outside. How do you know about the rune stone? You can explain it next time when the environment is safe."

She turned around and was about to leave again.

Bodhi suddenly came to his senses, took a step forward in panic and embarrassment, and grabbed her wrist urgently: "There's more!"

Pu Ran was puzzled: "What else?"

The man who should have been dignified and steady seemed particularly childish.

"Don't you have anything to say to me?"

This really gave me some inspiration.

The girl's lips, eyebrows and eyes seemed to be stained with floral dew, and she looked particularly beautiful when she smiled.

"The little tree has grown up and can stand on its own."

So, senior, I'll be leaving first!

Seeing that she didn't care about their old relationship at all, Bodhi didn't show any emotion on her face, but she was really anxious in her heart.

"Don't you like the way I look?"

"Like it."

"Don't you like the Dharma I practice?"

"Like it."

"Is there anyone in this world who is more compatible with you than me?"

"It doesn't seem to be the case at the moment."

Bodhi held her hand, wishing he could put his hot heart in her palm, let the scorching heat burn through the small stone, and let her know what he relied on to get here.

The man felt his throat itchy and his lips dry. The gentle and seductive, pleasant sounds of Sanskrit struck Puran's eardrums one by one.

"Why are you wasting your time here, senior?"

"If you want to find the rune stone, I will go with you."

"You and I will be companions on this journey, and we can study Buddhist scriptures day and night and comprehend the Buddha's Way."

His spiritual power vibrated and was transmitted to Pu Ran through the touching skin, drawing the other's spiritual power to resonate together.

Puran seemed to be a little moved by what he said.

Anyway, the main thing about the people in Wangyou Valley is to do whatever they want. Haven’t you seen that all the senior brothers are scattered all over the world?

Then why can't she?

Her goal was only to find the rune stone to help the original owner solve the mystery of his life experience. She didn't want to do anything else.

Instead of doing messy things to foster one's desires and get involved in the worldly affairs, it is better for her to concentrate on comprehending Buddhism with Bodhi. This time, she must let the Buddha accept her!

At this moment, Pu Ran's tone also became serious.

"Do you have enough money?"

If you don't have money for me to enjoy a good life, then I won't do it. I'd rather continue to be a princess in the palace.

Having experienced the pain of being homeless and persecuted as a migrant worker, she no longer wants to work hard.

Bodhi has no money.

Or maybe it’s said that Buddhists don’t value money, but he knew that if he answered “money is something outside of the body”, he would cry and repent in the future, so he also replied very seriously: “Enough.”

Just make money.

It is only natural to earn money and give it to your elders.

The wrinkles between Puran's eyebrows faded a little, and she was in a good mood: "Okay, let's go."

Bodhi: “!!!”

Happiness comes too quickly, he will definitely work hard to make money in the future!

He stretched out his lips and smiled, and his extremely handsome face was so dazzling that Pu Ran couldn't open his eyes.

Pu Ran wanted to put his hands together.

The little tree's appearance was exactly what she wanted. It was radiant and he had real talent. His Buddhist teachings were boundless. She had made up her mind.

Go travel around the world!

Bodhi picked her up by the waist, and her skirt fluttered in the wind, like a delicate flower with a soft curve.

"There are people outside, and I am wronged to jump out of the window with you."

"boom--"

The door was kicked to pieces.

"Jump out of the window?"

The rising ending tone was unruly and cold. The young man with a blood diamond between his brows crossed his arms across his chest, his slender phoenix eyes were cold.

"It depends on whether the arrogant people below agree or not."

Bodhi looked down from the window and saw a silver-haired man with his hands clasped in his sleeves, standing like a bamboo.

Greedy and overly enthusiastic, he stood up for the injustice: "Junior Sister is kind and simple, anyone can kidnap her..."

The young man's face was filled with evil and murderous intent: "That won't do."

Liu Yin's face also turned cold and he looked at the evil monk with hostility.

The situation was tit-for-tat, undercurrents were surging, and the atmosphere was like a taut string that would break at the slightest touch.

Pu Ran, who was in the center of the vortex, looked at Greed and asked sincerely, "Who are you?"

Everyone: “…”

You really ruined the atmosphere.

Liu Yin opened his arms eagerly: "This is Sixth Senior Brother's greed. Little Junior Sister, quickly get down from the evil monk's arms and come to me!"

Pu Ran stayed in Bodhi's arms without moving.

Greed narrowed his eyes: "The opponent is a bit difficult to deal with. I need to pay more money before I can stop him."

Liu Yin had never been so straightforward in making a decision: "I'll pay 10,000 taels of gold!"

Greed's eyes were flashing green, and the red diamond between his eyebrows was shaking wildly and rapidly like a death warrant.

His five slender fingers were wrapped with many transparent silk threads, and his robes rustled due to his wild internal energy.

Being stopped from eloping with his predecessor, Bodhi's compassionate face had a hollow and creepy feeling as if he looked down on everything.

He put Pu Ran down carefully, gathered strength in his hands, and the battle was about to begin.

Pu Ran leaned against the wall and yawned in boredom: "I'll pay 10,010 taels of gold if you let us go."

The pent-up hostility, like a twisted dark cloud, immediately dissipated. A smile appeared on Greedy's face. He stepped to the side of Pu Ran to make his position clear.

Liu Yin: “???”

Is this okay? ? ?

You are greedy for even one ounce of silver? What do you think of your future?

Bodhi: “…”

That senior.

Actually, I can’t afford so much money.

Can this be paid in instalments?

I want to pay it back slowly over my lifetime.

……

Bodhi is taken from "The body is the Bodhi tree, the mind is like a bright mirror." - "Gāthā 1"