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The Buddhist meeting where the nun An Shen of Tibet preached the sutras officially began in Jingxin Temple.

The roads leading to Dongjin Mountain were filled with vehicles and horses, and at the foot of Dongjin Mountain, there were crowds of people and it was very crowded.

There were people everywhere in Jingxin Temple. What surprised many pilgrims was that they saw many soldiers holding weapons.

When there are many people, there are many things to do and many words to talk about, and it is noisy and bustling everywhere.

However, the large meditation room where the nun Zang'an was giving lectures was very quiet, and the nun's voice could be heard clearly.

The large Zen room is like a modern classroom, with two doors, front and back, both open, so anyone who wants to listen to the lectures can come in at any time.

Xiu Luoran was still dressed like a young boy. She quietly entered the back door of the Zen room, looked around, and saw that the pilgrims were listening attentively.

The nun sitting cross-legged on the podium in the front - Zang Anshen Nun, has a ruddy complexion, a peaceful expression, and a soft and pure voice, which is very comfortable to listen to.

Xiu Luoran was not a Buddhist disciple, and she did not want to listen to the sutras. After seeing the nun, she quietly left.

She strolled around Jingxin Temple seemingly casually, and she found that in addition to the pilgrims' entourage and servants, there were many people like her who were not interested in the temple.

She saw Ku Fang, with Ling'er beside her. The two of them were bowing and nodding to a domineering man.

I guess this man was the one sent specially by the Second Prince.

Xiu Luoran saw at least three people with great martial arts skills secretly protecting this domineering man.

Xiu Luoran reminded himself that he should never confront this man unless it was absolutely necessary.

Not to mention the bodyguards, even the domineering man himself should be a master.

Xiu Luoran strolled to the place where pilgrims donated incense money.

As soon as she arrived here, she felt that there were many experts lurking around.

She thought about it, and pretended to be reluctant to take out two cents from the sleeve of her tattered jacket. She looked at it again and again, walked to the big "merit box", raised her arm with all her strength, and stuffed the two cents into the merit box.

The nun guarding the box clasped her hands together:

"Thank you, little donor. Buddha will bless you."

Xiu Luoran responded with an awkward fist-clasping salute and walked away staggeringly.

Xiu Luoran's donation has a profound meaning.

She stuffed the two copper coins into the merit box using hidden strength, and she did not hear the sound of the copper coins falling to the bottom of the box or hitting the gold and silver.

The two copper coins went into the merit box silently.

What does this mean? It means there is no gold or silver in the donation box, or there is very little gold and silver, all at the bottom.

The most common thing in the merit box should be silver bills.

Some people may also say, maybe there are not many banknotes in the donation box?

This is absolutely impossible.

Although food and lodging are free for pilgrims coming to the temple, if someone really doesn't donate money and comes here to eat and drink for free, it would be quite shameful and they would be laughed at.

The pilgrims have already donated money today. Does that mean they don’t have to pay any more money in the next few days?

Well, it’s up to you. You can donate incense money or not.

Because starting from the second day, some of the content of the lectures given by the Tibetan nun An Shen will be targeted.

The morning lectures are still free and you can listen to them in the meditation room.

In the afternoon, in addition to preaching, Tibetan nun An will answer some common questions and help some pilgrims resolve their inner conflicts.

In the last two days, she would also write some Buddhist verses and blessings for the pilgrims. Tibetan nun An Shen has a very high attainment in calligraphy.

In fact, many pilgrims come to Jingxin Temple to listen to the sutras just for this reason.

And you have to donate money when entering the Zen room every afternoon.

The donation box is right there, in full view of everyone. Would you feel embarrassed if you donated too little?

This has invisibly led to a pattern of comparison. For the sake of face, one cannot have more or less than others.

In addition, the vegetarian dishes in the temple are divided into free and paid types.

If you want to eat better, you have to spend money.

A large sum of money has been donated, who would care about a few food expenses?

Xiu Luoran visited almost all places in Jingxin Temple, and she also saw the fourth, fifth, seventh and third princes.

However, Xiu Luoran avoided them and didn't want to meet them.

The fifth prince Yi Jingxuan turned his head and saw her figure, and curled the corners of his mouth. This girl is everywhere.

In the afternoon, the Tibetan nun An began to preach, and Xiu Luoran came back on horseback.

She went to Xiu Lingce, told him what happened today, and then returned to her own yard.

"Miss, the second lady of the west wing was beaten by the second master."

As soon as Xiu Luoran entered her room, Mo Chou followed her in and reported the situation in the West Courtyard to her.

Xiu Luoran felt very strange. His second uncle had a relatively mild temperament and rarely lost his temper.

"Because of what?"

Mo Chou came over and said, “Last night, the Second Madam went to Aunt Wan’s yard and said she wanted to ask the Second Master for money.

The second master asked her to go back first, but she refused and started making a scene, so the second master beat her.

Xiu Luoran still felt something was wrong:

"Anything else?"

Mo Chou whispered, “The Second Madam took advantage of the Second Master’s absence to go to the courtyards of the two concubines to pick a quarrel.

The guards wouldn't let her enter the yard, so she started cursing loudly at the gate, and her curses were very scathing.

Later, the eldest daughter of the second house took her away with her people. "

Xiu Luoran often wondered, how had she managed to climb into bed with such an idiot?

Mo Chou added, "Miss, I heard from the little maid in the west courtyard that the Second Master hasn't stayed overnight in the Second Madam's courtyard for many years."

Xiu Luoran smiled and looked at Mochou's beautiful little face:

"Mochou, our first and second houses have been separated now, so don't go to the second house casually anymore, okay?"

"I know, Miss. I know all the girls in the West Courtyard. They are young, but they can do a lot of things, and the wages are low.

I heard that there are quite a few young maids among the servants in the West Courtyard. When I go to the big garden for a run, I sometimes run into them at the garden gate.

Xiu Luoran now rarely cares about the affairs of the West Courtyard.

She felt that as long as Youxiu was still around, the Gong family wouldn't be able to cause any big trouble.

"Mochou, there isn't much braised food left in the kitchen, right?"

"Miss, there aren't many left to begin with. The Marquis took them all away."

Xiu Luoran wants to eat braised food:

"Mochou, you and Cheng's mother go buy some ingredients and I'll make some stewed food."

Mochou said happily, "I'll go right away."

She also likes braised food.

Xiu Luoran said, "Don't worry, just drive the donkey cart. Ask a servant to help you carry your things."

"it is good."

After Xiu Luoran acquired Tayun, he no longer rode a donkey.

She bought a carriage, installed a detachable shed to protect it from wind and rain, and harnessed it to pull a donkey into the carriage for Mochou and Cheng's mother to use when going out.

After sending Mo Chou away, Xiu Luoran went to the small garden behind his house to practice Qinggong for a while.

Looking up and seeing the blue sky and white clouds, Xiu Luoran thought, it is already autumn, in addition to enjoying the chrysanthemums, he can also eat crabs.

I don’t know whether people in this dynasty eat crabs.

She went back to her room, changed into her half-grown boy's clothes, and prepared to go ask Xiu Lingce.

As she walked out of her yard, a servant ran in and said breathlessly:

"Miss, go and have a look, someone is trying to snatch Mo Chou away."

When Xiu Luoran heard this, he turned around and ran out.

The servant shouted again: "At the north end of Wangfu Street."

It’s quite far.

Xiu Luoran ran into the stable, led out Tayun, left the mansion, jumped on the horse, and ran towards Wangfu Street.