Medicine Girl Jingjing

Chapter 449: In Chang’an Temple, a Giant Silver Plan Is Handed Over (1)
The three eminent monks were smiling. At this time, they felt that it was worthwhile to go through hardships and nine deaths to obtain the Mahayana scriptures for Buddhism.

The crowd said to the three eminent monks: "Respectfully invite the three masters and uncles to go back to the temple, maybe within a month, you will hear the news that King Yan is too regretful."

"Don't worry, the three masters and uncles, we will send people to guard the Prince Qing's mansion twelve hours a day, and report to you immediately if there is any disturbance."

At this moment, deafening roars of soldiers sounded from all directions, "Let's stand side by side to catch the criminals, and the idlers wait to back down!"

With almost no sound of roaring, soldiers rushed out from the streets and alleys, wearing silver armor shining with white light, holding crossbow arrows, and murderous soldiers all over their bodies. Looking around, there were countless soldiers.

A steady stream of soldiers all ran towards one place, as if they had rehearsed dozens of times before, and surrounded Master Yiyue, Master Yisong, Master Yijing and others with lightning speed.

"What are you doing?"

"We are monks from Chang'an Temple, not criminals!"

All the great physicians and great pharmacists of Chang'an Temple yelled loudly in panic, and all moved towards the three eminent monks.

A young man's voice sounded from a distance, "You guys gathered a crowd to attack Prince Qing's Mansion, wounded the Tiger Ben Army and the soldiers of Prince Qing's Mansion, intending to attack the two lords, two princesses, and a group of princes in Qing Palace. A concubine, a princess, and a county king are guilty of committing crimes to the point of death, and they will immediately kneel down and be arrested!"

The three eminent monks have lived for more than 100 years and have gone through two dynasties. It is not the first time that they were surrounded by soldiers in Chang'an.

They didn't change their faces, they didn't flee or resist, they sat down cross-legged on the spot, took out rosary beads from the wide monk's robes, put their hands together, and started to chant sutras.

The great physicians and great pharmacists of Chang'an Temple did not go through this battle, and their faces turned pale with fright.

Several monks among them were well-informed and well-informed, and they shouted: "These officers and soldiers are wearing the new light silver armor of the Imperial Army. They are His Majesty's Imperial Forest Army."

"We must not resist, and those who violate it will be executed on the spot by the Royal Forest Army."

"Don't act rashly, sit cross-legged around the three master uncles."

A young general wearing a silver armor and wearing a black shark skin dagger inlaid with gemstones rode over on horseback, looked down at the monks, and said coldly: "I am Li Yunqing, and by the order of King One Word Side by Side, I am taking you into Dali Temple. The King of One Word and Shoulder to Shoulder will appoint officials from the Criminal Department to interrogate and convict."

Among the more than 100 monks from Chang'an Temple who followed the Great Physician and the Great Pharmacist, more than [-] of them are all super masters over [-] years old.

Suddenly, a great doctor and monk slapped his thigh angrily and shouted: "No, we have fallen into Li Bing's trick! The three masters and uncles are about to teach Mahayana Buddhist scriptures at the White Horse Temple. If Li Bing arrests them and locks them up, they will teach Without Mahayana Buddhist scriptures, we will lose faith in Buddhism to pilgrims all over the world.”

All the great physicians and pharmacists panicked, with guilt on their faces, "We actually made a small mistake and caused three masters and uncles to be arrested. What should we do?"

"We caused three masters and uncles to be imprisoned in Dali Temple. We are sinners of Buddhism!"

"No, the three master uncles must not be imprisoned."

An old monk asked: "What if we rescue the three masters and uncles and send them out of Chang'an?"

The Great Physician and Monk pointed to the old monk and shouted: "Li Binghui will post a notice in the Quanding Dynasty offering rewards for the three master uncles. The three master uncles also cannot teach the Mahayana Buddhist scriptures."

Li Yunqing's eyes were strange, and he wished that these monks would impulsively rescue the three eminent monks, making them the most wanted criminals that everyone rushed to report to the police.

Almost at the same time, more than a dozen great physicians and great pharmacists shouted loudly: "The Hu Ben army and the soldiers of Prince Qing's mansion were injured by poor monks."

"The King Yan of King Qing's Mansion is the nephew of the three master uncles. The three master uncles are just going to meet King Yan."

"Li Shizi, this matter has nothing to do with the three masters and uncles. If you want to take it, take the little monk away."

Afterwards, all the monks scrambled to get the charges for the three eminent monks, not daring to resist any more.

Li Yunqing watched the Buddhists work together to protect the three eminent monks, and couldn't help admiring Li Bingliao again.

In less than half an hour, the news that Li Bing sent Li Yunqing to arrest more than 100 monks who wounded the Huben army and the soldiers of King Qing's mansion and put them in the prison of Dali Temple spread throughout Chang'an.

Li Jingjing, who was having lunch in Prince Qing's Mansion, heard this, looked at He Jingyan, and said pleasantly, "Grandpa is wise, my elder brother is really amazing."

He Jingyan buried his head in his meal and didn't answer.

Li Jingjing stared at He Jingyan for a while, and when she was alone with him after dinner, she asked, "You already knew about this result, didn't you?"

He Jingyan nodded solemnly.

Li Jingjing laughed out loud.

She just knew that He Jingyan was not the one who suffered, so how could she helplessly watch the Huben army and the soldiers of Prince Qing's mansion being beaten, stretched out her fist and slapped his strong chest lightly, and said: "Be honest, does my grandfather have any other tricks?" ?”

He Jingyan held Li Jingjing's small fist and put it on his lips for a kiss, stepped forward, embraced her in his arms, and said softly: "That depends on what Buddhism will do next."

"It's like you didn't say anything." Before Li Jingjing finished her sentence, the overwhelming kiss fell, leaving her no time to think about it, but she didn't dislike the wild and enthusiastic He Jingyan at all.

"You must not take the words of the three eminent monks seriously."

"What words?"

"I will never become a monk in this life."

Li Jingjing blinked and said: "If you become a monk, I will become a nun, tearing up your scriptures and burning your rosary beads every day!"

He Jingyan said slowly: "In order to let me enter Buddhism, they actually thought of letting you become a nun."

Li Jingjing smiled coquettishly: "Even if I escape into Buddhism, I will go to Taoism to become a Taoist nun. At least I have hair on my head, so it looks better."

He Jingyan stretched out his hand and scratched Li Jingjing's pretty straight nose, and teased, "My husband thought you joined Taoism because the religious rules allow Taoist nuns to marry."

Li Jingjing took a sip, and said, "You've been thinking about getting married all day long, and I really don't see where you have the wisdom to become a great monk!"

He Jingyan put his arms around his unmarried young wife, and said softly: "The benefits of being a husband will be known to you gradually."

"What is your advantage? Why didn't I find it anywhere?" Li Jingjing covered her mouth and chuckled, squinting her eyes and asked in a low voice, "Answer honestly, where did those ancient Buddhist prescriptions come from?"

He Jingyan leaned over and bit Li Jingjing's right earlobe, and whispered, "I went to Chang'an Temple to get it for my husband."

Li Jingjing stretched out her fingers and poked He Jingyan's forehead a few times, and said, "What are you taking? It's obviously a robber."

He Jingyan eloquently said, "Buddhism comes from believers and pilgrims all over the world. For your husband, I brought you ancient prescriptions. When you use them to save people, you are taking them from the people and using them for the people."

(End of this chapter)