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

"That's true," Rong An put Chu Yin's hand against his heart, "but I feel that the fate between us is given by gods and Buddhas, so I want to meet gods and worship gods and Buddha.

"I don't believe this until I meet you again. If you don't believe it, you can ask your mother."

"Speaking of which, I'm also a little curious," Chu Yin asked, "When someone wanted to use you and me to cause trouble, didn't my father and mother send someone to pay attention to the eminent monk Gao Dao who was invited to the capital?
"Why, except for the one who was seeking fame, I haven't heard of him since?"

"Real Taoist masters will not interfere in ordinary disputes," Rong An smiled slightly, "What they have to do is to eliminate demons and defend the Tao, but who are the evildoers among you, me and those who use them? As long as you have eyes, you can't Can you tell the difference?

"Those eminent monks who came to Beijing only attended a few Dharma meetings at most, and then went home after handling their personal affairs.

"Don't say you don't know the follow-up. Even I heard my father mention it by chance. I don't know the details."

It's fine if nothing happens.

The couple originally wanted to stay in Su City for a longer period of time. Unexpectedly, they had only stayed for half a month when someone from Beijing came to urge them.

The two had no choice but to bid farewell to their relatives and friends and return to the capital.

By the time they arrived in the capital, it was already early August.

Before they even returned to the Champion House, Rong An was invited to the palace by the palace servant who appeared halfway.

Chu Yin was concerned and sent someone to take the luggage back to the Champion's Mansion. He went to Jingyang Princess's Mansion to meet his parents-in-law first. After briefly talking about the experience of his trip, he was sent back by his considerate mother-in-law.

I originally thought that Rong An would come back after dark at most, but there was no news until after the second watch.

Chu Yin didn't want to go to sleep, so he read under the lamp.

After all, she was tired from the journey. Halfway through the third watch, she lay on the table and fell asleep.

Just as the maids were about to wake her up, they heard someone outside announcing: "The Marquis is back."

Rong An quickly walked in and felt extremely distressed when he saw Chu Yin like that, but he still washed his hands first and took off his outer clothes before hugging Chu Yin.

Chu Yin was awakened, rubbed his eyes and asked, "You're back? Have you eaten? I asked the kitchen to cook you a bowl of noodles?"

Rong An put her down on the ground and said angrily: "If I don't come back, you should go to bed first. Why do you keep waiting?"

"I feel uneasy," Chu Yin sighed, "I can't guess why the emperor let you enter the palace!"

Rong An turned around and ordered someone to go to the kitchen to bring some food, and asked Chu Yin: "Did you not eat well? Eat some with me?"

Chu Yin hesitated for a moment, "Bring me a bowl of eight-treasure tea."

After the two of them finished eating, Rong An said: "It's not a big deal. It's just that Donglin and Xirong have issued credentials, and they suspect that the death of their important ministers has something to do with our Zhou Dynasty.

"The emperor sent people to check on many people. Doesn't this lead to suspicion on me?"

Chu Yin became a little nervous, "Have you made any trouble? Does Rong Jin's absence make people suspicious?"

"That's not possible," Rong An said in a relaxed tone, "Ah Shui and Ah Tu never showed up in the capital in the first place.

“Actually, the five of them rarely appeared in front of people.

“It’s just that I thought they were getting married, so I gradually let them out and about in the past few years.

"No one in the capital knows what happened to Ah Jin's family. I asked him to leave under the guise of letting him go out to relax.

"The destination is the south, and there are traces left behind. There is no suspicion on his head."