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Chapter 446 Is Actually a Big Liar

Chapter 446 Is Actually a Big Liar
The Great Monk is not a local. In the early years, he had something in his family. At the request of his parents, he followed an old Chinese medicine doctor, but because of his personality, he did not learn how to grasp medicine and treat diseases.

Later, when his family was in trouble, the "desperate" monk embarked on the road of deception.

Just stop and go all the way, and finally came to Longhu Mountain.

And just now, the great monk had fixed his eyes on A Xue and his party in the crowd.

First of all, the clothes of the old and the young are either rich or expensive, and the second is that the old guy looks strong, but in fact his blood is empty. Others may think that the other party is just pale, but the monk can see that the other party is The body is sick.

As for what disease?

The monk doesn't know yet, but it doesn't matter, because he is a liar and not a doctor. There is no need to know so much, it is enough to know that the old guy is sick.

And just as he guessed, it was indeed under this strong medicine.

Ah Xue stopped, and her eyes changed from being suspicious at the beginning to being skeptical.

Seeing Ah Xue's expression, the great monk couldn't help but heaved a sigh of relief.

100% dare not say, but at this moment he is [-] to [-]% sure that he can successfully slaughter this big fat sheep.

So the next moment, the great monk took a deep breath, looked at him kindly, and looked a little more serious on his face.

Not to mention, this man has a good skin, tall and burly, wearing a red cassock, and looks like a dignified monk:

"To tell you the truth, this Heavenly Master's Mansion is one of the holy places of Taoism. As a monk, the poor monk should not come here, but a few months ago when he was sitting in meditation at the White Horse Temple, the poor monk suddenly had a whim, and there seemed to be something Suddenly, the secret came to light, so I hurried to Longhu Mountain.”

"The poor monk didn't understand what happened before, and why my Buddha asked me to come to this place. It wasn't until today when I saw three benefactors that the poor monk suddenly realized."

Axue frowned slightly, her expression was a little hesitant:

"Master, what do you mean?"

Taking a deep breath, the great monk looked serious.

He carefully took out an exquisite blue and white porcelain bottle from his pocket:

"The poor monk here has a elixir called Futu Gongde Pill. It uses ninety-nine and 81 kinds of rare and precious medicines. It is refined into the number of heavenly gangs through secret storage techniques. In the end, seven elixirs were born, which have the effect of bringing the dead back to life."

Ah Xue frowned slightly, vaguely feeling that something was wrong, but she turned her head to look at the old man behind her, and in the end she still gritted her teeth:

"Master, I don't know how much this Buddha Merit Pill is asking for?"

It stands to reason that Ah Xue would not make such a low-level mistake.

Although the great monk pretends to be very similar, there are many loopholes.

The most obvious loophole is that when he called Ah Xue at the beginning, he did not use the poor monk, but No. monk.

Although Ah Xue didn't pay attention, she subconsciously guessed that the other party was a liar.

So it was rejected at first.

But there is a saying that caring makes chaos. Ashe is a smart woman.

Although before coming here, Chen Changqing repeatedly emphasized that the old man is fine, and that he brought him here this time just to have a look, but if he is really fine, will Chen Changqing bring the old man back directly on the third day of the Lunar New Year?
Stop messing around, this is the third day of the Lunar New Year!
In addition, the doctor who checked the old man before did not find anything.

But actually?

The one who checked the old man at that time was a very famous doctor in Xiangjiang, and he had real talents and practical knowledge.

By the side of many billionaires, they are all guests.

It was also because she was too worried about the old man's body that Ah Xue was deceived by the other party with such a low-level deception.

Of course, it's not that she didn't notice the problem at all, but sometimes people can't help but want to take a gamble even if they know that the front is likely to be a scam. What if the other party didn't lie to themselves?
And at this moment, unlike ordinary liars, the great monk in front of him didn't ask for money, but expressed righteous words:

"The female benefactor is confused, and the poor monk doesn't want money."

Axue froze for a moment, subconsciously said:
"for free?"

The great monk nodded, his eyes were sincere, and he emphasized in a serious tone:
"That's right, the poor monk said before that it's for chance and for practice, how can you take those worldly things?"

With flickering eyes, Ashe sized up the big monk in front of him, and after a short thought, Asue took a deep breath, and his eyes were a little more grateful:

"Axue thanked Master here."

But the next moment, the great monk waved his hand:
"Don't be in a hurry to thank me. You don't need to charge money for this elixir, but you can't give it to you for free. You need something from the benefactor in exchange."

Ashue: "Change?"

The great monk nodded, and he put his palms together, first made a look of compassion, and then explained to Ah Xue with a sincere face:

"That's right, it's just a change. A steamed stuffed bun, a vegetable dish, a copybook, or a pack of tissues will do."

"My Buddha pays attention to cause and effect. The reason is that the poor monk escaped into Buddhism. The temple gave the poor monk merit pills as the fruit. The poor monk gave this medicine to the donor for the cause of practice. It means that saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda. The donor You also need to give me something, so that the poor monk can achieve a positive result."

A Xue looked a little hesitant, she looked down at the blue and white porcelain vase in the opponent's hand, her expression flickered a little more:

"I don't know what the master is looking for?"

The great monk shook his head, his expression was indifferent, and he had a bit of a superior demeanor of not being happy with things but not sad with himself:

"Amitabha, the donor is confused, your fruit, only you know."

But actually?

At this moment, his heart was already full of joy.

Unlike ordinary liars, the Great Monk is a high-end liar.

He knows very well that there is no reason not to wet his shoes when he often walks by the river, so under normal circumstances he never cheats money, but uses his own advantages to find rich people to barter for things.

On the one hand, because there is no money transaction, it cannot be regarded as cheating.

On the other hand, because rich people cherish their lives, even if they don't have their own elixir, there is a high probability that they will not die.

Besides, the truly rich would not go to this kind of place for medical treatment.

In addition, he was looking for relatively rich people. These people were generous, and often a single transaction could make him eat a lot.

This is also the reason why the great monk found Ah Xue.

Although the great monk couldn't see how much Chen Changqing's suit was worth, he could see that the jewelry worn by Ah Xue was of great value. After a rough calculation, his order could earn 10,000+.

As for my own bottle of elixir that claims to be able to bring the dead back to life?

In fact, they are just some tonic medicinal materials. The honeyed pills made after boiling are not bad for nourishing qi and blood, but what about curing diseases?

It has no effect at all, and in some cases, even has the opposite effect.

But this is not important to the great monk. After all, he is not a real doctor. As a liar, he does not need to have the heart of a doctor.

However, the next moment, when the great monk was complacent and thankful that he was about to make a fortune, an abrupt child's voice sounded from behind:

"Fake monk, you are deceiving people again."

(End of this chapter)