The group pets the little fisherman, she has a lot of happy events

"Sister, your wreath."

The little girl held up the wreath in her hand and looked at her back anxiously.

"Give it to you, go home."

Xu Huimin turned around, smiled and waved at her, and followed Ye Xiuyan's direction.

"Sister, you are a good person. Buddha is above, bless my sister's wish to come true, and a safe life."

The little girl clutched the broken silver tightly in her hand, blinked her big eyes a few times, and suddenly clasped her hands together, bowed to the mountain gate a few times, then put away the wreath, and ran down the mountain excitedly.

*
"I'll go, what did brother see just now?"

"Could it be that you are dazzled?"

"Did you get so dazed in broad daylight that you actually fantasized that the eldest son accompanied the two little girls to visit temples?"

"It's not dazzled, nor dazed, it's true, I saw it too, that person is really the son of the world."

In front of the bamboo forest not far from the mountain gate, several single sedan chairs were parked in a row, and several young men in brocade clothes looked at the mountain gate in bewilderment, full of disbelief.

"Who will pinch me, I don't believe it!"

One of the boys in blue rubbed his eyes vigorously, as if he was hallucinating.

In the next second, the tender flesh on his waist was pinched by three hands at the same time, and he wailed in pain, almost jumping up from the ground,

"Whether it hurts or not, there is nothing wrong with the pain, we don't have auditory hallucinations."

The remaining three people hid their hands behind their backs in a very dark and tacit understanding, and made serious comments.

"Say it."

The corners of the blue-clothed boy's mouth twitched in agony, but he still didn't hesitate to gossip: "Who is that little girl in green clothes? She is quiet and elegant, elegant and graceful. When did such a beauty come to the capital?"

The boy in the purple shirt and fancy clothes continued quickly: "I seem to have heard the woman next to me say that the son of the world calls her sister."

"younger sister?"

The boy in black had a flash of inspiration, and suddenly realized: "Could it be a relative of Princess Rong, from the Wu clan?"

"Eighty percent."

The purple-shirted boy slapped his thigh, and answered self-righteously: "Princess Rong is so beautiful that no one can compare, and only a place as beautiful as Wushan can raise such a pure and refined little girl."

"Go, follow and have a look."

The black-clothed boy was ready to gossip: "If Shizi really recognizes a little-known little girl as his younger sister, this melon will be big. If word spreads, the circle of noble girls in the capital city will definitely explode. There will be excitement to watch!" gone."

"Yeah, let's go, let's go together."

The remaining three people watched a good show, nodding their heads in unison.

With the same mind, the four chose a secluded path with few people, and slipped into the monastery through the back door.

*
In the temple, in front of the main entrance of the Guanyin Bodhisattva Hall, there is a large tripod with a diameter of about two meters.

The inside of the tripod is full of bamboo sticks. On the eve of the county examination, an endless stream of pilgrims come here to draw lots, hoping to draw a lottery and bless their families with their dreams come true.

Ye Xiuyan entered the main hall, kowtowed, donated money for sesame oil, and looked at the pilgrims who had finished drawing lots with great interest.

Either surprise, or silence, or unwillingness, human emotions are very interesting, and I can't help but feel a little itchy, and I have the idea of ​​joining in the fun.

"My sister wants to draw lots?"

Lin Jingcheng saw her careful thinking, and smiled and suggested: "The lottery of Folu Temple is very clever. If you win the lottery king, you can ask the presiding abbot to solve the lottery in person. Master Huiyuan has profound Buddhist teachings and high morals. If you can get him Solving the confusion yourself will be beneficial to your life's practice."