Leader Lan Palace

Chapter 1104 Three Volumes 214 Blessed Land (6 more)
Amid cigarettes and Sanskrit singing, Wanxi could only stare softly at the fate of the bed.

Why do you want to leave a bed facing the pagoda in the middle of a good Buddhist hall?
On the bed, there are carved bedspreads and bright yellow curtains hanging from the floor, everything is available!
But fortunately, the emperor didn't carry her directly to the bed, but directly carried her up the stairs and into the second floor of the Buddha Pavilion and Immortal Tower.

In a cubicle shaped like a huge Buddhist shrine, the emperor put her down.Looking up, I saw painted thangkas on three walls.The rich colors, it can be seen that all the colors are ground with gemstones of various colors, so that they can still be rich and shining in such darkness.

The side of the volley is carved with carved panels, and when you look up, you can see the towering pagoda on the top of the hall.

The emperor took her by the hand and went to the sutra cabinet under the thangka.

These scripture cabinets are all carved with red lacquer, with complicated depictions and exquisite craftsmanship.

Wanxi didn't know what the emperor was going to do, so she could only look at him with wide eyes.

The emperor blinked, smiled narrowly, and personally opened the lid of the big red carved lacquer cabinet——

Inside, a row of red gold Buddha statues are suddenly reflected in the light and shadow.Even though the candlelight was dim, the red gold still shone brightly!
Wanxi blushed when she saw this row of Buddha statues.

——Those are all twin-bodied Buddha statues.

After all, Wanxi is a Han surname, and the upbringing she has received since she was a child is slightly contradictory to this, so after seeing it once, she dare not look at it again, she can only lower her head and only look at the tips of her fingers.

The emperor was bad, he reached out to cover her eyes, but pulled her hand, leading her to touch the most graceful part of the Buddha statue...

I don't know who made the Buddha statue, whether it was made by those foreign vassals who came to pay tribute, or whether it was made by the internal construction office itself. In short, those places seem to be equipped with machines. of!

Even though Wanxi closed her eyes, her shyness went straight to her toes.

The whole body was about to be burned to ashes by the shyness and that inexplicable flame.

The emperor saw that she was already exhausted, so he hugged her with a smile, and said hoarsely: "...This is not an offense, this is, you accompany the Lord—to practice."
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When the yellow curtain hung down on the bed, the emperor put her on his lap.

Just like the Buddha statue, he walked solemnly and leisurely.

He pressed a small Buddha statue into her palm, and used that Buddha statue to remind her all the time that that place was so wonderful...

I don't know if it's because of the lingering cigarette smoke that makes ordinary people lose their minds; or it's the wonderful layout of the fairy building that makes people feel as if they are in the clouds in the sky.

Or the Sanskrit singing from the Western chime bells in my ears;
Or maybe it was his agitated and exuberant whispering and breathing in her ear.

Wanxi only felt that her whole body was in full bloom in front of the Buddha like a lotus flower, and all the petals were unfolded, and nothing belonged to her.

In the midst of confusion, her sanity returned to Wutai Mountain.Those monks said that the emperor is the reincarnation of Bodhisattva...

And she is practicing with Bodhisattva...
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The emperor's tonight is extremely intense and long.

Add a wonderful piety...

This night, Wanxi was sleepy from exhaustion.

All her spirit was stripped away, and only at the moment before she fell asleep, she vaguely heard the emperor whispering to her as if in a cloud.

"Let's put the sign here. No one has entered here except you."

She dimly felt that the emperor was holding her hand, and together with her, they stuffed the sign under the bed curtain of the only one in the fairy building Buddhist hall.

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(End of this chapter)