Martial Arts: Immortality Begins from The Deer and the Cauldron

Chapter 1023 The money-grubbing old monk

Qin Ran complained in his heart, this is a dragon horse, how could he be tired? He was definitely shocked by your shamelessness.

However, he did not refute anything, because the two major disasters in Guanyin Temple were arranged by Buddhism, and even if they took a detour, they could not avoid it.

In the original Journey to the West, the elder Jinchi of the Guanyin Temple was a very vain guy who liked to show off treasures, which aroused Sun Wukong's desire to win, and he wore all his brocade cassocks in an attempt to humiliate him.

Unexpectedly, as soon as Elder Jinchi saw the cassock, he became greedy, and finally set fire to Tang Sanzang in the middle of the night, hoping to take the brocade cassock as his own.

But now, this authentic brocade cassock is in Qin Ran's hands.

The cassock in Tang Monk's bag was taken by Guanyin from the Buddhist treasury. It was much inferior to the one Qin Ran used.

Although this difficulty was caused by Sun Wukong's desire to compare, in the final analysis, it was caused by Elder Jinchi's greed.

Even if Sun Wukong doesn't show off the brocade cassock, as long as Buddhism makes a little move and allows Elder Jinchi to accidentally see this treasure, this problem will still happen.

Naturally, Qin Ran would not sit idly by and ignore it, he had to find a way to muddy the water.

He thought about it for a while, then he thought about it and took the cassock in Tang Sanzang's baggage into the system space. He had no causal connection with the system, and this matter was not within the law of heaven.

No matter how hard this Buddhist thinks, he won't know where the cassock has gone.

The group of people came to the door of Guanyin Temple, and Tang Sanzang went up and knocked on the door.

I saw a group of monks walking out of the gate. A middle-aged monk walked in front. His clothes were very neat and tidy, with a pair of copper rings hanging from his ears. Sujuan, who was wearing a white girdle around her waist, was dressed much better than an ordinary monk.

After being polite to Tang Sanzang, he invited him into the Zen courtyard. After the announcement, Elder Jinchi walked out after a while.

I saw him holding a gold-encrusted Zen staff. He was gorgeously dressed and the gems on his body were shining brightly. His face was wrinkled and he had few teeth. His attire looked extremely cool. Compared with him, Tang Sanzang looked like a country bumpkin. .

Tang Sanzang quickly performed a Buddhist salute, "Amitabha, poor monk Tang Sanzang pays homage to the old master of the courtyard."

Elder Jinchi looked at Tang Monk with disdain in his eyes. This Tang Sanzang was a poor man. Not only was he fat, but his clothes were in tatters. There was nothing that could catch his eye. The nine-ring tin staff in his hand was considered a treasure, but compared with his shining golden Zen staff, it was insignificant.

On the other hand, the young master next to him was dressed in white, with a jade tree facing the wind, looking cool and unrestrained, looking like a fairy.

Therefore, he ignored Tang Seng, and with a smile on his old face, he said harmoniously to Qin Ran, "Young Master, I am so polite. I wonder where the Young Master comes from?"

"My dear, Qin Ran, this Tripitaka Master who was personally conferred by the Emperor of Tang Dynasty. We all came from the Eastern Tang Dynasty. We passed by Guibao Land. It was already getting late and we wanted to come here to spend the night."

Tang Monk couldn't help but feel embarrassed when he ate turtle in public. Unexpectedly, the old monk judged people by their appearance.

Elder Jinchi was not only very gorgeous in appearance, but also liked to show off everywhere. Now that he heard that Tang Sanzang came from the Eastern Tang Dynasty, and that this young master had an extraordinary appearance, he was ready to move, and he had an urgent thought. The desire to show off.

He changed his arrogant attitude and invited Tang Sanzang and Qin Ran into the main hall.

At this time, Sun Wukong had tied the horse back. Elder Jinchi glanced at him and was suddenly startled. He asked in a panic, "What is that thing holding the horse?"

"Amitabha, this is the disciple of the poor monk." "How could the master accept such an ugly thing as his disciple?"

"The elder is also a monk. He has practiced Buddhism for many years. How can he say bad things about others behind their backs? My disciple has great powers. I can't control him when he gets angry later."

Tang Sanzang immediately became unhappy. What a bullshit elder. First he ignored him, and now he maliciously slandered his disciple. He really had no cultivation at all.

Elder Jin Chan immediately shuddered and assumed that Sun Wukong had become a monster. He did not dare to speak anymore and led Tang Seng and Qin Ran into the temple.

But I saw four big characters written on the upper room of the main hall, "Guanyin Temple"

Tang Sanzang no longer had any respect for Guanyin. He entered the main hall and drank tea for a while.
  Elder Jinchi couldn't bear it anymore, and his inner pretense was stronger than his desire. He didn't even entertain him with a meal, so he dragged Tang Sanzang and Qin Ran to appreciate his collection.

When he came to another house, Qin Ran looked carefully and saw that the hanging clothes were all brocade and embroidered with gold, which looked extremely gaudy.

But in fact it was just a pile of rubbish, and he looked down upon none of it.

Qin Ran felt a little funny in his heart. This old monk looked wrinkled and old-fashioned, but he didn't expect to be so fashionable. If he was born in the 21st century, he would definitely be at the forefront of fashion.

Elder Jinchi showed off extremely proudly, with a very unflattering expression on his face.

But it's a pity that he found the wrong person. This Tang Sanzang was not a person who liked to show off. Instead, he praised him repeatedly, which greatly satisfied the vanity of Elder Jinchi.

But Sun Wukong next to him couldn't stand it.

"Okay, okay, old monk, please put them away. Master, take out our treasures and give this old monk a long eye."

Tang Sanzang was just polite on the outside, but he already felt that the old monk was unhappy in his heart, so he nodded in agreement.

Seeing Sun Wukong's vow, Elder Jinchi thought that they really had some rare treasure, and he became curious and looked at it expectantly.

Sun Wukong took out the package and wanted to show off his cassock, but when he opened the package, he only saw a few changes of clothes from Tang Sanzang.

Where's the cassock? The cassock is gone!
  Both Sun Wukong and Tang Seng were shocked. The cassock was still there a few days ago, but it disappeared in the blink of an eye.

"Master, monks don't lie. If you don't have it, you don't have it. Why lie and deceive others?"

Elder Jin Chan burst out laughing immediately, feeling even more disdainful of Tang Sanzang in his heart. Even a mere poor man wanted to show his sage in front of others like him.

This was truly a failed pretense experience, and Tang Sanzang's face suddenly became a little confused.

Seeing Elder Jinchi's arrogance, Sun Wukong became even more angry. He looked at Qin Ran and said, "Master Qin, I heard from the master that you have a better cassock. Why don't you take it out and let this old bald man grow eyes!"

"Hey! What the Great Sage doesn't know is that my family has always respected Buddhism, and my torn robe has been placed at home for a long time."

Qin Ran said helplessly, and Elder Jinchi felt even more proud when he heard this.

(End of this chapter)