Take the farm down to earth

Chapter 595 My son, hurry up please
Anyway, Shi Zhongkui also said just now that if he wanted to spend tens of thousands of taels of silver to buy cassocks and tin rods, any fool would know that even if they were not worth ten thousand taels, they would definitely be great treasures.

But even if the Bodhisattva gave her away for free, there are monks who are grateful to her, but there are really few who are sincerely grateful to her.

Even some thoughtful monks, when they saw the opened cassock and tin staff, immediately felt that it was really worthless.

Then I thought in my heart, since Bodhisattvas are willing to give cassocks and tin staffs for free, why not be smarter.

If the Bodhisattva sells first, it is equivalent to earning a lot of money.

Then give everyone the tens of thousands of taels of silver from the sale of cassocks and tin sticks, and use it to hold the waterway meeting. Maybe the son-in-law will give another one or two thousand taels, or even ten thousand taels of silver, for the sake of face.

One after the other, the money earned will be a lot of money.

For a while, Bodhisattva and Mu Zha quickly discovered that among the monks around, many of them looked at their master and disciple very unkindly.

Some people even looked at their master clearly, as if they were looking at a fool.

The Bodhisattva was very alert, and after thinking about it for a while, he realized the problem, and was so angry that he almost flew into a rage.

But in front of Shi Zhongkui, dozens of officials, and countless common people, the Bodhisattva couldn't show his true body and reprimand these eminent monks and great virtues.

I could only watch helplessly as Shi Zhongkui ordered the team leader of the waterway meeting, that is, the monk who served as Tang Seng's assistant, to take the cassock and tin staff, and put them on Tang Seng's body with his own hands.

This Jinlan cassock is really extraordinary just because of its appearance.

There are not only Ruyi beads, Mani beads, Pichen beads, and Dingfeng beads on it, but also red agate, purple coral, night pearls, and relics.

After Tang Seng put it on, everyone suddenly felt that Tang Seng, who had red lips, white teeth and extraordinary temperament, looked even more outstanding.

Seeing this, Shi Zhongkui thought carefully again, pulling Tang Seng and saying, "Master is so extraordinary, we must let the people in Chang'an City take a look."

After finishing speaking, he ordered his four brothers, Shi Xingguo, Shi Xingtai, Shi Xingmin, and Shi Xing'an, who were in charge of the ostentation, to go out to prepare to carry the sedan chair and carry Tang Monk to the street.

The monks were naturally full of joy, but after thinking about it for a while, Bodhisattva and Mu Zha knew that Shi Zhongkui was definitely helping Tang Monk to become famous in the open, and secretly he would order people to publicize that he spent ten thousand taels of silver to buy this cassock and tin staff as a gift. To Tang Seng.

As for the truth, the people in Chang'an City would only believe the rumors they heard for the first time, and even if someone told the truth afterwards, basically no one would believe it.

Besides, Shi Zhongkui did donate ten thousand taels of silver for the expenses of the waterway conference.

These one thousand two hundred monks, everyone benefits, how can they annoy the benefactor.

Some monks might even think about swallowing the ten thousand taels of silver, wishing that the outside world would hear that all the money Shi Zhongkui spent was spent on cassocks and tin rods.

Then vigorously publicize the good deeds of the son-in-law, so that Shi Zhongkui can be used as a cover to attract believers to donate money and materials.

At that time, not only will the expenses of the waterway conference be covered, but also a fortune will be made again.

Even Shi Zhongkui, who also thought of this, secretly ordered people to spread it like this.

Among the [-] monks, even if there are really eminent monks, Shi Zhongkui believes that there are more fake monks who are full of fame and wealth.

Even if you didn't expect this, after hearing these rumors, you will definitely be moved.

In the eyes of Bodhisattvas, this is digging the roots of Buddhism.

Angrily, he once again had the idea of ​​killing Shi Zhongkui, but when he thought that Shi Zhongkui was not only carrying the eighth-grade fortune lotus body protection, but also the Qingyun Golden Lantern bestowed by Yuanshi Tianzun himself and the Qiankun map bestowed by Lao Tzu.

Even if it was a surprise attack, probably the Buddha himself would not be able to kill him in one blow.

Thinking of the talismans bestowed by the two saints, it will be even more difficult to attack Shi Zhongkui.

Vajra glared at him with anger in his heart, but he could only chant sutras over and over again, trying to forcefully resist the thought of doing it.

What makes Bodhisattva even more dissatisfied is that Jiang Liu'er is still an ordinary person after all, and he also thinks that he is from the Tang Dynasty from the bottom of his heart.

Wearing heavy treasures, and seeing all the eminent monks around were very grateful to Shi Zhongkui, and even saluted together, Tang Seng was agitated and simply knelt down to thank Shi Zhongkui.

While the Bodhisattva and Mu Zha were astonished and angry, none of the surrounding monks, officials, and common people felt that there was something wrong with Jiang Liuer's actions.

Shi Zhongkui laughed loudly, he didn't feel at all that Jiang Liu'er kneeling down to him would ruin his luck.

The son kneels down to kiss his father, even if you become a monk, it is only right and proper.

That's not enough, Shi Zhongkui still pretended to be polite and teased, "My son, how can this be done? Please hurry up."

Jiang Liu'er and the others were taken aback for a moment, seeing Shi Zhongkui holding Tang Monk up with his solemn hands, everyone misunderstood that Shi Zhongkui just said that because Jiang Liu'er was young, and for a while, he regarded Jiang Liu'er as a child who often saw each other .

Even the Bodhisattva was not suspicious, and the matter passed quickly.

But following the ministers watching the excitement, someone will inevitably report this matter to Li Shimin.

Later, when Jiang Liuer voluntarily traveled westward to learn Buddhist scriptures, Li Shimin would never recognize him as a 'young brother' again, otherwise he would be slapping his son-in-law in the face.

Shi Zhongkui took Jiang Liu'er's hand and sent him to the sedan chair all the way.

This time, Jiang Liu'er was smarter for a while, so she hurriedly opened her mouth and pulled Shi Zhongkui instead, wanting to work as a sedan chair lifter with him as a token of gratitude.

Shi Zhongkui laughed, wishing to steal the fame of the Buddhist family.

The team quickly left the Huasheng Temple. Along the way, merchants, princes and grandchildren, poets and literati, men and women, all rushed to watch the excitement.

When he heard that Shi Zhongkui spent tens of thousands of taels of silver, he bought Jiang Liu'er's body, inlaid with Ruyi beads, Mani beads, Pichen beads, Dingfeng beads, as well as precious cassocks such as red agate, purple coral, night pearls, and relics. the gold master.

There was no Jiang Liu'er in their eyes, and they all thought that this group of monks was really lucky this time, to meet such a tyrannical rich man.

Seeing that his goal had been achieved, Shi Zhongkui's son beside him looked a bit unhappy, and he secretly smiled, thinking that he should be a good man to the end, and took Jiang Liu'er's hand to make him stand up, saluting to the pedestrians on the side of the road.

Now, the common people really began to pay attention to this pink and tender little monk in shining cassock.

Some girls and women even praised loudly, "What a mage! What a living Arhat has descended, and a living Bodhisattva descended."

But when they said that, people with a discerning eye could tell at a glance that these women were greedy for the handsome Jiang Liu'er.

When the team took two hours to return to Huasheng Temple, Jiang Liuer's gratitude to Shi Zhongkui was overwhelming.

I can't wait to stay by his side all the time, and there is always an indescribable sense of intimacy.

Although Shi Zhongkui didn't have much affection for Jiang Liu'er, he was his own son anyway.

Completely treating him as a pawn, Shi Zhongkui couldn't be so cruel.

However, if Jiang Liu'er awakens Jin Chanzi's memory, that's another story.

Even when that was the case, it was equivalent to Jin Chanzi occupying his son's body and destroying his soul. At that time, there would be no love, but hatred.

(End of this chapter)