Big-name crazy concubine

Chapter 1983 Past Events
The abbot smiled slightly, and proclaimed the Buddha's name again: "The benefactor still remembers that when you went to Baolai Temple to burn incense four years ago, the poor monk once said something to the benefactor."

Those words have long been buried in the years, and Yun Qian's memory has been blurred. At this time, when she heard the abbot say this, she vaguely remembered it.

Her eyes moved slightly, she was supported by Chu Yuanzhou to stand up, bowed to the abbot Yingying and said: "No matter what, I have to thank the abbot for saving his life."

"The benefactor's fate is wonderful. The poor monk saw the benefactor four years ago, and he still thought that the benefactor would be a short-lived person, so he said those words. See you in four years. The benefactor's fate has changed, and he will be able to do whatever happens. Turn bad luck into good luck, and you will surely live a long life in the future." The abbot put his hands together and said.

Yunqian smiled slightly after hearing the abbot's words. Although she didn't really believe in the abbot's words, if he hadn't shown the way today, she might have been taken away by Chu Mo.

She bowed to the abbot again and said, "Thank you, master abbot, if the little girl can live to be 80 years old, she will definitely spend a lot of money to reshape the golden body of the Bodhisattva in the temple."

"Qianqian is too stingy." Chu Yuanzhou said with a smile: "I just told the abbot that as long as you are safe and sound this time, I will reshape the golden bodies of all the Bodhisattvas here."

Yun Qian smiled slightly when she heard the words: "If so, then what I just said still counts. I will live to be 80 years old, and there are still 60 years left!"

"It makes sense." Chu Yuanzhou said with a slight smile: "Old monk, this time I made a lot of money!"

Just then smiled slightly, and didn't pay attention to his title at all.

It's just that there is still a mystery in Yunqian's heart, that is, how did the abbot know that she was brought in this direction by Chu Mo, this time she didn't ask again because she was frightened.

A few years later, she came to Beijing again for business. Thinking of this question, she came to Baolai Temple and asked the abbot this question again. The abbot answered lightly: "This is too simple. I was tired from chanting scriptures that day. The poor monk came out to drink water." , I happened to see King Ming leaving with the benefactor."

The abbot's words completely ended his extremely tall and mysterious image in Yun Qian's heart.

Let’s not mention that it happened many years later, let’s say that after Chu Yuanzhou brought Yun Qian back to the wing room, the queen mother sat there with a heavy face, knelt down and knelt down an eunuch, the atmosphere in the room was extremely heavy, and several concubines were crying bitterly stand up.

As soon as Chu Yuanzhou and Yunqian entered, the queen mother glanced at them and said softly, "Yuanzhou, your uncle has passed away at the dragon funeral, and we will return to Beijing immediately."

After the Queen Mother finished speaking, Yun Qian and Chu Yuanzhou's eyes were full of shock.

Although Yunqian knew that the emperor's time was short, but the emperor had always been nourished with extremely precious medicinal materials. She originally thought that he should live for another half a month, but it was a bit strange to die now.

Chu Yuanzhou and Yun Qian had the same idea. When everyone got into the carriage and went back to Beijing, Chu Yuanzhou heard a whistle on the way. He stopped the carriage and stuffed a note into his hand.

After he spread out the note and read it, his expression was cold.

"What's the matter?" Yun Qian asked softly.

Chu Yuanzhou said slowly: "There are changes in the palace."

Yunqian's eyes suddenly darkened, and she remembered that Chu Yuanzhou once said that it was the queen's intention to pray to the emperor this time, but the queen suddenly became seriously ill before going out, which was a bit strange in the first place.

(End of this chapter)