After rebirth, I became a national teacher

Today was not the first or fifteenth day of the lunar month, and he came early. There was no one else in Cihang Temple except the female Taoist priests in the temple.

Liang Bao told his confidants to wait in the carriage. He put on a hood and covered half of his face with a cloth, then went into the temple with the silver bills.

He is definitely not a stupid person since he has climbed to his current position.

The magical dew in Cihang Temple must have been regarded as a treasure by countless dignitaries, who would flock to it.

In a place like this, if you try to use your power to suppress others, you will end up with nothing.

Only by abiding by the rules and leaving a good impression in Cihang Temple can you achieve your goals and avoid attracting too much attention.

Along the way, he burned incense and paid homage to the statues in several halls. Then he found a Taoist priest and told her that she wanted to donate one thousand taels of silver to the temple.

"Please wait for a moment, believer. I will go and report to the hall master."

Soon, a Taoist woman wearing a Taoist robe and with a plain face but beautiful appearance came over and bowed to him in a peaceful manner.

"This is the head of our reception hall, Taoist Master Huiyun."

The Kun Dao introduced it earlier.

Liang Bao did not look down on her just because she looked very young. Instead, he politely returned the greeting.

"Master Huiyun."

Huiyun had already heard from the temple master that the inner garrison of Nandu City would most likely come in the next few days.

Seeing that the person in front of him was hiding his head and showing his tail, even if he tried his best to be careful, his voice was not as deep as that of an ordinary man, and there was an indescribable faint odor on his body.

She immediately determined the identity of the person in front of her.

"May I know, my temple only accepts five-element offerings, and does not accept incense money?"

Liang Bao really didn't know much, so he asked humbly:

"Excuse me, Taoist priest, how should we prepare the five elements offerings?"

Huiyun told him the requirements of the five elements offerings, and he was very easy to talk to:

"In that case, I will go back and exchange the thousand taels of silver for the five elements offerings before coming back."

"Wait a minute, believer." Huiyun stopped him. "Believers have offered one thousand taels. I guess you must have heard something and want to ask me for help, right?"

Liang Bao was somewhat surprised by the other party's directness, so he also said frankly:

"The Taoist priest is right."

Then he heard Taoist Master Huiyun say something that surprised him even more:

"I think the devotees do not know all the rules of my temple. The devotees should know that my temple is not a place that will grant all requests."

In order to show off their effectiveness, most Taoist temples and Buddhist monasteries claim that any prayer will be granted.

"What does the Taoist priest mean?"

Huiyun said:

"What I mean is that although my master is omnipotent and can cure all kinds of diseases and injuries in an instant, he will not agree to anyone's request. The offerings you send may be in vain."

"If there is not enough sincerity and determination, believers should find another way."

Although Kun Dao in front of him spoke in a calm tone, the meaning of his words revealed the arrogance of Cihang Temple.

But the fact that the other party dared to say this so clearly shows that he has no shortage of pilgrims and offerings.

Moreover, it can cure all kinds of diseases and injuries instantly, and the effect is immediate.

The fact that he dared to make such a boast showed that he was extremely capable, which made Liang Bao even more reluctant to give up easily.

"Master, to be honest, I want to ask for two bottles of Cihang Temple's elixir to cure my hidden illness. I wonder how I can achieve my wish?"

Huiyun's face was full of profoundness:

"The elixir is a treasure of our temple, and it is never given to believers easily. Besides, it depends on what kind of disease it is."

"Some diseases can be cured with one bottle of elixir, some require two bottles, and some cannot be cured with just elixir, and the temple master must personally take action."

This immediately made Liang Bao feel a little troubled.

His illness is equivalent to creating something out of nothing. No matter how you look at it, it is extremely difficult to cure. I'm afraid the master of the temple will have to take action personally.

If sending offerings doesn’t work, how else can one get what he wants?

(I’m too sleepy. I’ll make up for the 1,000 words tomorrow.)