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

Chapter 37

Generally, people with status are received in the morning, and it is only open to civilians in the afternoon.

There is also a tacit understanding among the nobles, and everyone spontaneously invites those with more noble status to pay homage to the Buddha first.

Mrs. Kuang was in the same position.

When she brought Rong An into the Daxiong Palace, Mrs. Hou Yu of Tai'an hadn't left yet, she was standing in a corner with her daughter, and several servant girls were scattered in the hall, as if they were looking for something.

Rong An said that he ordered Bai Zhi to take Miss Yu's personal jade pendant so that people could watch.

Mrs. Kuang went over to exchange a few words, and then went to offer incense.

She made a lot of wishes, asking Buddha to bless Concubine Jin in the palace to be favored again and give birth to a prince as soon as possible. Healthy and safe, a few prostitutes can bring more benefits to the mansion...

If the Buddha knew that she was so greedy, he would have rolled his eyes at her, right?
But Rong An didn't kneel down and make a wish, he just stood at a distance. He fought on the battlefield, made military exploits, and protected the country, not by praying to gods and worshiping Buddha.

Just as Mrs. Kuang kowtowed to her head, the upright Buddha suddenly fell down.

Everyone didn't have time to react, Rong An saw that Mrs. Kuang Er was about to be hit on the head, reached out to give her a hand, and shouted: "Auntie, be careful!"

Of course he didn't try his best, Mrs. Kuang's foot was hit by a Buddha statue.

The Buddha statue in the temple is a golden body made of mud, and I don't know how heavy it was. When it fell down, it fell to pieces, and Mrs. Kuang was almost buried by the scattered mud and dust.

The mother and daughter of Mrs. Hou of Tai'an who were standing far away were also taken aback, and hurriedly called for help (to watch the excitement).

The disgraced Kuang mansion dug out the second Mrs. Kuang with all his might, and the man fainted from the beating and scaring.

The abbot of the temple was standing on the side of the incense burner and chanting scriptures silently. After witnessing all this, he yelled "Amitabha Buddha" and fell to the ground with a pale face.

This is a great omen!
How could a good Buddha statue fall down suddenly?

The temple is full of incense, and the Buddha statues are repaired twice a year. How could this be the case?

I don't know who muttered: "Could it be that Mrs. Kuang did something outrageous? Otherwise, why did the Buddha statue fall down when she kowtowed?"

Someone else said: "Miss Kuang's Biao is really brave, she would have been frightened and stupid if she wanted to change someone else. If she hadn't risked her life to save her, Mrs. Kuang might have died!"

Although it was muttering, everyone in the Daxiong Palace was shocked, so no one missed it.

Rong An curled his lips, and asked people to send Mrs. Kuang to rest quickly.

He also asked if there were any monks proficient in medical skills in the presiding temple. I am afraid it would be too late to invite a doctor now.

The host, Rumeng Fangxing, no matter what the facts are, the Taipinghou Mansion cannot be offended by Xishan Temple, so he hurriedly said loudly: "Perhaps when the young monk in the temple was cleaning the Buddha statue in the morning, he shook the Buddha statue.

"Fortunately, under the protection of the Buddha, the second lady is fine."

Hurry up to say good things to Mrs. Tainhou, and ask her to restrain the servants from talking nonsense.

Mrs. Tai Enhou frowned and said, "Master, we are the most devout believers of Buddha and Bodhisattva. Now that something like this happened in the temple, which one of us would dare to come again in the future?"

The host was full of bitterness, but he didn't dare to offend anyone.

Some people in the crowd sneered: "Anyone who comes to worship the Buddha is fine, but what happened to the second wife, isn't it also a manifestation of the Buddha?"

I followed the sound to look for it, but I couldn't find the speaker.

(End of this chapter)