After that, Fusuni appeased the minions who were alarmed by the mutation in Lingquan Pool, and then returned to Beijing with Brother Jiu.

After experiencing the magic of the teleportation array, and after seeing the extraordinary spirit realm, the heart of the ninth elder brother, which had not yet been born, became more and more difficult to sprout.

For him now, everything in the world is no longer what he is pursuing, what he is pursuing is only to achieve his goal of accumulating merit by benefiting the country and the people, and finally allowing him to become an immortal and fly with Fusuni.

With such a mentality, Brother Jiu's temperament gradually became dusty, and gradually moved closer to Fusuni's temperament.

Of course, this is a long-term process, and now Brother Jiu is looking for the Buddha statue he wants with Fusuni in the Liuli Factory.

Well, it can't be real, and it has to look like it's real, which really stumps Brother Jiu.

The palace lacks everything, just antiques!

Brother Jiu has been exposed to it since he was a child, and it is really not easy to make him also eye-catching.

"Shopkeeper, if you have any Buddha statues here, take them out and take a look."

Brother Jiu leaned on the counter, and his fingers tapped lightly on the counter twice.

The shopkeeper who was immersed in the accounts raised his head, and his wrinkled old face suddenly smiled into a flower: "Ouch, it's the ninth master who is here, the little one is here to ask the ninth master, and the ninth master, please ask the private room on the second floor to rest." Chen Xiaoer, where did you die, and you don't know how to greet your guests! ”

The shopkeeper roared, and heard a voice from a distance saying that he was going to be congratulatory, and immediately snorted a few times: "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I stained the ears of the ninth master." ”

Although Brother Jiu has not yet left the palace to build a mansion, he often follows several brothers out of the palace, plus he has a very good reputation in the past year or two, but anyone who has some ability has tried every means to recognize this master and remember it.

Brother Jiu didn't find a suitable object along the way, so he was not very satisfied, so he didn't bother to pay attention to the shopkeeper's troubles, and helped Fusuni upstairs.

The shopkeeper diligently found a good tea and made a pot for the two, stood aside and said with a smile: "I don't know if the ninth master and his wife want to see a portrait or an ornament?" ”

Brother Jiu said lightly: "Let's take a look at the ornaments first." ”

The shopkeeper said: "The ninth master is in the right place, the little one just bought a Buddha statue of the Tang Dynasty yesterday, the ninth master, please wait." ”

Not long after the shopkeeper left, he came in with a box and carefully placed it on the coffee table.

He opened the box and pulled out an old Buddha statue from inside.

Brother Jiu started, and it felt quite heavy.

"It's a bronze Buddha."

Then take a closer look at the mottled gold on the surface, and say: "Gilt bronze Buddha." ”

Lifting the bronze Buddha high, Brother Jiu squinted, saw some shallow traces carved on the base, carefully identified, and suddenly said: "This is a gift from Zen Master Guangde to Wang Wei's brother Wang Jin." ”

The shopkeeper gave a thumbs up with a smile: "The ninth master is amazing." ”

With Brother Jiu's eyesight, he can see that things are indeed good things, but this does not meet his requirements.

Brother Nine hesitated, and Fusuni smiled: "Things are good things, but they are too ordinary." I've been fascinated by some myths and legends recently, and the shopkeeper has related objects here? ”

The shopkeeper didn't dare to look at Fusuni, so he had to look at Brother Jiu.

Brother Jiu said: "What Fu Jin said is that the master wants to find something strange, and this kind of origin is legitimate, but it is a little boring. ”

The shopkeeper thought that Fu Suni was just a concubine of Brother Jiu, but he didn't expect it to be his wife, and his expression was a little more respectful.