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Chapter 1032 Gods pass by, idlers avoid

The prosperity of the capital city is completely different from the capital city of Dachu.

Although there are tall towers and pavilions, looking around, they are all carved with dragons and phoenixes.

But the women here are more simple and convenient to wear.

In the early autumn weather, their dresses are brightly colored, with shoulders exposed, and their temples are full of fragrance.

The statues of the land father can be seen everywhere on the street.

In front of each idol, there are fresh fruit offerings.

Bai Zhier discovered an interesting phenomenon.

There are many beggars in the city of Kyoto, but even if those beggars are hungry to beg, they will not touch the offerings in front of the small statue.

She blinked: "Before I came, I heard from Uncle Prime Minister that Qin people like to worship gods very much."

"I thought it was nothing special, but after I came here, I realized that there are statues of gods everywhere here, so how respectful are they?"

Feng Fuce's eyes were pale, and there was a slight smile on his lips.

He answered Bai Zhi'er: "The monarch of the Qin State respects the gods and believes in Buddhism, so he acts accordingly."

"The capital city of Qin State has more than 400 temples. The statues in each Buddhist temple have been canonized."

"That's why beggars would rather go begging than touch the offerings of those 'immortals'. Otherwise, they would violate the Qin law and be arrested and imprisoned."

Bai Zhi'er pouted, somewhat unable to agree with such a law.

How can immortals be more noble than human life?
Some statues are just ordinary clay puppets.

It can't even protect itself, so how can it protect the world?

Bai Zhi'er shook his head and sighed: "I heard that Emperor Qin is only 35 years old, why does he respect the way of immortals like this?"

Feng Fuce was about to speak, but suddenly there was a row of iron cavalry ahead, whipping their whips and approaching quickly.

"Get out of the way! Get out of the way! Gods pass by, idlers avoid, don't collide!" The leader flicked his whip while urging him away.

Feng Fuce took Bai Zhi'er's hand, leaned back and stood in front of the crowd under the guard of plainclothes Asura envoys.

They were so fast that the common people had no time to close their stalls, and could only watch helplessly as the horseshoe trampled on their belongings.

But helpless.

The things on the stalls are the transactions that the common people depend on for their livelihood.

As a result, it was trampled to pieces by horses.

Bai Zhi'er frowned: "It's too much, how can there be such an overbearing god!"

Her words were heard by a cavalry.

The man immediately stopped the horse and shouted: "Bold, dare to disrespect the gods!"

After he finished speaking, he swung his whip with a "snap".

However, before the whip landed on Bai Zhi'er, it was caught in mid-air by a hand with slender bones.

The cavalry was stunned for a moment, but before he could react, Feng Fuce pulled him off the horse with a cold face!

The origin of this group of cavalry is unknown, when the common people saw that Feng Fuce and others dared to resist them, they were scared back again and again.

"Bold!" The fallen cavalry staggered up from the ground.

The rest of the riders also hastily stopped their speed, with long knives on their waists, and surrounded them one after another.

Everyone has a bad face.

"You offend the gods, and dare to cause trouble in public, do you want to go to the government to be punished!" The person who was the leader just now had a stern tone.

Feng Fuce and the sixth son stood in front of Bai Zhi'er.

The sixth son said coldly: "What is an offense? In the name of the gods, you galloped in the midst of troubles. If you hurt someone, is it what the so-called gods want to see?"

"You—!" The cavalry's eyes were tearing apart.

At this moment, a bell rang crisply, and it came from not far away.

The people knelt down immediately, as if they had been called.

(End of this chapter)