Chapter 1719: Niang Niang doesn't have to mind
Yun Dai chuckled in her heart, and immediately her face was a little bad.
Zhao Yuanjing smiled and said: "Huihua, you monk, although you hit the bell in the temple all day long, but this news is too backward. The fact that the queen is the princess of Northern Qi is known to everyone in the whole Zhou. ”
Huihua looked at Yun Dai deeply, but her expression was quiet: "Yes, the poor monk is a little clumsy." Your Majesty, please. ”
He gave way and personally led the emperor and queen towards the Daxiong Treasure Hall.
Yun Dai was a few steps behind.
Zhao Yuanjing looked back, took her hand, and asked softly, "Why are your hands so cold?" Isn't it uncomfortable? ”
"Nope." Yun Dai smiled, "It's too windy outside, and it's normal for your hands to be cold." ”
"I'll keep you warm." Zhao Yuanjing held her hand and led her into the temple.
Yun Dai looked at the back of Master Huihua in front of her.
For some reason, she always felt that what this monk said was not so simple.
The whole of Kyoto knows that she is the princess of Northern Qi, and it makes no sense that this master of Xiangguo Temple does not know.
Then his words have a deep meaning.
Could it be that he could see anything?
Can he see that his soul does not belong to this world?
Yun Dai was suspicious in her heart, and she couldn't help but feel a little apprehensive.
It has been more than four years since I crossed here, from being unacceptable at the beginning, to gradually adapting, to entering the palace.
She has completely adapted to life here, and she has truly regarded herself as Gu Yundai.
If it weren't for Huihua, she would have almost forgotten where she really came from.
When I came to the Daxiong Treasure Hall, there was a huge statue of Zhantan Buddha directly opposite, looking down on all living beings with compassion.
Here the sound of Buddha is lingering, and the sandalwood is swirling.
It makes people unconsciously give birth to a little quiet.
Yun Dai looked up at the Buddha statue and felt that the Buddha's quiet and compassionate eyes seemed to be able to see through everything in the world.
She was inexplicably a little weak-hearted, and hurriedly lowered her head.
Huihua personally handed the incense to the emperor and empress.
Yun Dai took the incense and glanced at Huihua.
Huihua smiled slightly.
Yun Dai lowered her eyes, followed Zhao Yuanjing, and knelt down and kowtowed with him.
After the incense, it was completely dawn outside.
Huihua said: "Your Majesty and Niangniang went to the meditation room to sit and rest for a while, and the poor monk prepared a vegetarian meal for Your Majesty." ”
Zhao Yuanjing said: "No need, I and the queen have to rush back to the palace." I'll come back to you another day for tea and chess. Next time, don't pick the door and take out all the good teas you've hidden. ”
Huihua clasped his hands together and said with a smile: "The poor monk is waiting for Your Majesty." ”
He turned to Yun Dai again and said: "The poor monk Guan Queen Niangniang, it seems that she has a relationship with the Buddha, if the Niangniang is free, it is better to come here and explain the Dharma with the poor monk." ”
"I don't know anything about the Dharma." Yun Dai excused herself.
"Whether you understand or not, it's just a matter of practice." Huihua smiled, "The poor monk is just a suggestion, and the mother doesn't have to mind." ”
Zhao Yuanjing smiled and said, "You monk, have nothing to trick the queen into coming to you to talk about Buddhism?" What is the intention? ”
Huihua smiled gently: "Your Majesty's words are serious. ”
"The queen will not come to you casually. If you have a heart, it is better to go to the palace from time to time, and let me get a touch of your breath as a monk. ”
"Your Majesty is serious, the poor monk will go."
"Alright, I'm gone. so as not to delay the people from outside to offer incense. ”
They are here, and Jinyi Wei will not let ordinary people in.
Zhao Yuanjing led Yun Dai out of Xiangguo Temple, and Huihua personally sent them to the door and watched them board the carriage.
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