After interpenetrating with Lord Hou, he became addicted to house fighting

Rong An came to ask Chu Yin for a trip when he was free.

Chu Yin originally planned to take He Yun with him, but was stopped by Xue Yingying, "I want to go out for a walk anyway, and A-Yun and I will go together. You can just go shopping on your own. It's rare that I have time."

The first stop Rong An and Chu Yin went to was the famous Yuelao Temple in Beijing.

Both of them were slightly disguised, very different from themselves, and were not afraid of being recognized.

There is a lot of incense in Yuelao Temple, and men and women who come in and out are all here to seek marriage.

At the entrance of the temple, there are monks selling incense and stalls selling various snacks and various gadgets.

Chu Yin smiled and said to Rong An: "Sister-in-law said that originally we should not be alone anymore."

"I know," Rong An couldn't help but feel a little proud, "but everyone knows that I rarely have free time, so I can't bear to be harshly criticized, right?"

Chu Yin smiled and nodded.

Rong An asked her: "Have you been to Yuelao Temple before?"

Chu Yin shook his head, "No, how could Aunt Xu and the eldest princess bring me to a place like this?"

Rong An looked at the plaque in front of him and said slowly: "I didn't believe this at first... but what happened to you and me cannot be explained by common sense.

"But you and I are already destined to be married. We're just here to have fun."

He took Chu Yin's hand and led her into Yuelao Temple.

There is a ginkgo tree in Yuelao Temple that is hundreds of years old. Its leaves have fallen off, so the red silk and prayer plaques hanging on the branches are clearly visible.

There is a table under the corridor, and a monk is sitting behind the table. Red silk, prayer cards, and pen and ink are provided here. If you have any wishes, you can write them down and hang them on the ginkgo tree. It is said that the higher you hang them, the more effective they will be. .

Rong An lowered his head and asked Chu Yin, "Would you like to join in the fun?"

"No," Chu Yin shook his head, looking up at the red silk and prayer cards swaying in the wind, "Just take a look."

But Rong An said, "You're already here, what's the point of not doing anything?" and dragged Chu Yin over.

The monk was wearing thick cotton clothes and had a small stove beside him. Even so, his cheeks were red from the cold.

There is also a merit box on his desk.

Rong An first took out a strip of red silk from the bundle and asked, "How do you calculate this?"

The monk smiled and said, "The donor is pleased."

Rong An picked up another prayer card and said, "Where is this one?"

"The same thing." The monk's smile did not change at all.

Rong An took the red silk and handed the blessing card to Chu Yin, "Come!"

Chu Yin didn't want to dissuade him, so he picked up a pen and wrote the words "Thank Heaven for your love, cherish what you have in front of you" on the prayer card.

Rong An tied the red silk to the blessing sign, took Chu Yin to the tree, squinted his eyes and said, "Let's surpass the current number one."

I rounded my arms and threw it upwards. It was about half a foot higher than the tallest prayer sign before.

He smiled proudly, "Even with such a small distance, it is extremely difficult to surpass!"

Chu Yin responded: "It's hard for you to control your strength so well." It looks like you have used all your strength, but in fact there is still strength left.

Others saw him throwing the blessing card so high with ease, and they all came to challenge him.

The two took the opportunity to leave the crowd.

As they strolled around the Yuelao Temple, Rong An said to her, "I thought I could see you in Su City, so I accelerated my march along the way. Little did I know that I didn't know you had set off until we got near Su City."

It would be difficult to continue chasing, otherwise it would easily cause channel congestion.