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Chapter 241 Epiphyllum Banshee VS Monk Jingchen [11]

The abbot carefully looked at the little epiphyllum demon. Although she is a demon, she does not have any demonic aura on her body, but instead has a weak spiritual energy. If she cultivates properly, she may be ranked in the immortal class, but she is a demon or a banshee, so she cannot stay in the temple. .

"No."

Le Tong was a little impatient, but Jing Chen was still calm and calm.

"Abbot, listen to Jingchen. The Buddha said that all dharmas arise from causes and conditions. Jingchen saved this little demon unintentionally. This is the cause. The flower demon repays the favor. Secondly, the flower demon is pure in nature, not a person of great evil. If she guides well, she may be ranked among the immortals. The epiphyllum banshee cannot survive outside alone. The Buddha said that every flower, every tree, and every world has life. We know that She will die and let her fend for herself. This behavior is not done by Buddhist disciples. Again, good and evil are only a matter of thought. If we drive the flower demon out of the temple, the banshee will have a grudge because of this. It is our responsibility to become a banshee who harms the world."

The abbot pondered for a moment, "That's all, that's all, since you insist on this, then stay."

"Jingchen thanked the abbot."

Le Tong kowtowed repeatedly to the abbot, "Thank you abbot for taking Le Tong in."

"My Buddha is merciful. After the flower demon, you must devote yourself to cultivation and never do evil."

Le Tong readily agreed.

The matter passed without any risk, and Le Tong officially stationed in Banruo Temple.

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In the dead of night, Le Tong pushed the door open and entered, "Little monk, what are you doing?"

Jing Chen disapproved of Le Tong's behavior, "You have to knock on the door before entering, and you can only enter with the owner's permission. How can you behave like this?"

Le Tong retreated to the door, closed it, and knocked on the door, "Little Monk Jingchen, can I come in?"

Jingchen couldn't help but smile, "Come in." Her tone was somewhat helpless.

Le Tong pushed the door open again, sat next to the little monk, and Jing Chen moved a little to the side.

Le Tong no longer pushes forward, seeing the medical book in the little monk's hand, "Are you reading?"

Jing Chen nodded, "A hobby in my spare time."

Le Tong leaned in front of him and looked at the herbs depicted in the book, "This one looks like it was grown in your medicine garden."

"Well, I followed the above method to cultivate."

"What about this one?" Le Tong pointed to the text introduction in another place with his finger, "I don't understand." Turning his head to look at the little monk, "Teach me how to read, I want to be a good monster, and every monster wants to be a good monster." Can read."

Her eyes were full of thirst for knowledge, under such gaze, Jing Chen couldn't say no to refuse, "Okay."

Jing Chen taught simple characters first, and Le Tong learned them very seriously.

From that night on, Le Tong went to Jing Chen to teach her how to read every night.

"Learn this again today?" She has been studying this Buddhist scripture all this time, and she has almost memorized the contents of the book backwards.

"I'll change it for you tomorrow."

Jingchen buried her head and continued to transcribe scriptures.

Le Tong's comprehension and memory are surprisingly good. Whether it's Buddhist scriptures or medical books, she can memorize them all within seven days at most, and she can even tell the truth.

Le Tong snorted softly, "The little monk has started to be lazy recently, and he doesn't go to the Sutra Pavilion to get books for me to read."

"I've been very busy recently, so I'll definitely get it for you tomorrow."

"What are you busy with?" Le Tong asked casually at first, and didn't expect the little monk to answer her questions. He didn't expect that there would be accidents everywhere in life.

　In order to write this Buddhist idiom, I have searched a lot of information. In fact, I understand it like this: Broadly speaking, this is a cycle of cause and effect. If you encounter it, you should face it. Moreover, it is easy to lose life when going out alone. Jing Chen is asking rhetorically, the implication is that you really watched a life die? Besides, if the banshee holds a grudge and harms the world because of this, and the Prajna Temple is an indirect factor, we cannot bear the responsibility.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)