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Chapter 863 of 5250

Chapter 863: Sign

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Although Jin Yao traveled low-key, there was no fanfare. But the ** guards

still told the host monk Fa Hua to know.

The name Fa Hua presided over was given by Emperor Xian eight years ago when

he was only eighteen years old.

Now he is only twenty-six years old, and he is already the presiding officer

of the Great Buddha Temple at a young age, with advanced Dharma and a

boundless future.

He came out to greet each other personally.

"I don't know if the imperial concubine comes from afar, the poor monk is

impolite." He was gentle and polite in a red robes.

Jin Yao put on a veil and hat, bowed her head and opened her red lips lightly:

"It's disturbing."

"The impoverished concubine, although the poor monk, please go to the

monastery and rest for a while." Fa Hua hosted Jin Yao to the backyard

monastery to rest.

In the past, noble ladies from the noble family would come out to offer

incense. The Zen courtyard of the Great Buddha Temple is quiet and elegant,

clean and simple.

The fine red sandalwood incense is burned inside, and the Buddha's voice is

curled and comfortable.

Fa Hua hosted her to the door, then turned around to make arrangements and

prepare to go.

The imperial concubine wants to offer incense to the Buddha, so she can't mix

with a group of flat-headed people.

After the field was cleared, it was arranged again and replaced with clean and

brand-new futons and other things.

Jin Yao was weak, and was indeed a little tired after riding the car all the

way, so she temporarily removed the hairpin and rested on the bedside. Mother

Chang was busy getting people to fetch water to wash her hands and noodles.

As for food and drink, they don't know how to use external things, they all

bring their own.

Jin Yao leaned on the pillow, closed her eyes and rested for a while, until a

little master came and knocked on the door, saying that the host master would

invite noble people.

Jin Yao re-dressed, without wearing a drapery hat in front of the Buddha, she

held Mother Chang's hand to the Daxiong Hall.

The host of Fa Hua personally accompanied her and resolved the signing.

Jin Yao knelt on the futon, closed her eyes, and drew a lottery sincerely.

The maidservant hurriedly picked up the bamboo stick and gave it to the Fahua

monk, who asked him to cancel it.

Fa Hua looked at the signature on the sign intently, and asked gently, "I

wonder what the concubine empress asks for?"

Jin Yao's face turned red, and said, "My palace asks about marriage and

children."

Fa Hua nodded.

Most women come to ask for a visa.

"Master, I don't know this sign..." Mother Chang was anxious to know.

Although Jin Yao didn't speak, her eyes were still looking at Fa Hua's host.

It is said that this master's Dharma is profound, and she is also very

worried.

Fa Hua pondered: "Deppo woke up in a dream, and Nanke was completely empty.

Signed."

Jin Yao's heart was cold when she heard it.

Mother Chang hurriedly asked: "How do you explain this signature?"

"The imperial concubine, don't pursue things that didn't belong to you too

much." Fa Hua said softly, "In the end, the gain will not be worth the loss."

Jin Yao's face was pale, and she knelt without moving.

Mother Chang hurriedly helped her up, and said, "Master, you are an eminent

monk, can you help my wife?"

Fa Hua put her hands together, and said calmly and indifferently: "Everything

will go well."

"Follow the situation?" Jin Yao couldn't help being stunned when she heard

these words.

Is this asking her not to fight for those things.

Don't ask for the emperor's love or children.

Wouldn't it be possible for her to live safely and live a long life without

these?

After having a fast meal at the Big Buddha Temple at noon, Jin Yao left the

Big Buddha Temple in despair.

On the way back, Mother Chang asked: "Manny, shall we go to Ganquan Temple?"

Jin Yao recovered and asked, "What time is it?"