After rebirth, I became the black moonlight of the tyrant

Chapter 251 Killing the Killer, Don't Show Mercy
On this day, after all, he couldn't hold back and stepped into Li Cang's courtyard.

Looking at his thin appearance, Qingfeng sighed leisurely, "Life is like floating clouds and flowing water. The past is hard to recover, and death is like a lamp going out. You should look away. You, there will be no results."

Li Cang's eyes flickered slightly, knowing that Qingfeng had misunderstood, but he didn't intend to explain, for fear of causing trouble to that person.

After a while, his hoarse voice sounded slowly, "Master, I admire those who bow their heads for love and are desperate for love. Only they dare to pull the moisture in their hearts to the sun and dry it fiercely, but why? ,I can not?"

He didn't even dare to confess to his master that he fell in love with Yin Jiuqing, that ruthless courtier.

"Because you are the belief of the Jialan people. If one day their belief collapses, they will no longer submit to the Yanjing Dynasty. At that time, the world will inevitably be in chaos, and there will be chaos everywhere. Do you really have the heart to see the people all over the world because of you?" And displaced?"

"Li Cang, let go of your obsessions and be at ease in everything. Loving one person is a small love. Loving the world is a big love."

He knelt in front of the Buddha, and a tear fell silently from the corner of his eyes, "Master, you said that the Buddha has sentient beings, and the Buddha can save all things, and save all obsessed and obsessed people in the world, but why can't you save me and her? "

"Read thousands of scriptures, and one day you will understand the Zen principles in them."

The word love is indeed better than all kinds of poisons in the world. It can erode a person's thoughts, reason, and even soul.

Li Cang looked up at the Buddha. The Buddha was as calm and peaceful as ever, but his heart was not as firm as before.

Qingfeng sighed deeply. He originally thought that with his Qingyuan comprehension, even if he went deep into the inextricable dust, he could turn this red dust into a bodhi ashram, but he didn't want to...

He closed his eyes and exhaled heavily.

"Living in this world is like being in the midst of thorns. If your heart does not move, you will not move rashly. If you don't move, you will not be hurt. If your heart moves, you will move rashly, hurt your body, and hurt your bones, so you will experience all kinds of pain in the world."

After saying a word, he turned around and walked outside. When he turned the corner, his footsteps stopped, and an old voice sounded heavily.

"Li Cang, take care of yourself."

……

Under the blue sky, Wuxian Mansion's blue glazed tile roof with double eaves looks extraordinarily quiet.

At this moment, Yin Jiuqing was lazily lying on the soft couch, her eyes were out of focus.

At the door not far away, a head poked its head there for a long time, and finally, he seemed to muster up the courage to walk over.

"Yin Jiuqing, I don't understand this?" He said, timidly moving the book in front of her, blocking her view.

Her eyes fell on the book, and she frowned slightly, "What?"

Nan Ye pursed his lips, "It is said in the book that a general is wise, trustworthy, benevolent and brave, and a general is the leader of an army. Only with these five qualities can one become a king's teacher. However, how should benevolence be explained? Didn't you always teach I said, can you never have a heart of mercy?"

The corners of the mouths of the four guards on the side twitched fiercely a few times, saying that the Eighteenth Prince had the courage to come to the Young Master to ask questions at this time.

However, they were even more curious about how the young master should explain it.

Yin Jiuqing closed her eyes slowly, and opened her bright red lips gently, "Benevolence is the foundation of being attached to everyone. The benevolent person is sympathetic to the corporals. If he takes the lead, the soldiers will be attached to him. Give favors to those who are available, entrust them with important responsibilities, and treat those who are available. Those who are hostile, they will kill them, and there is no need to show mercy."

(End of this chapter)