The second time through the book, the villain boss actually relies on bankruptcy to clean up

Chapter 179
Lu Yan felt that she had never been so pious in her life, after all, who would have trouble with money.

As soon as she finished speaking, a drop of red wax dripped from the high platform, just in front of Lu Yan.

It's done! ?
"Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, have you heard the heartfelt voice of believers? Believers must get rich!" Lu Yan knelt down and kowtowed.

In the main hall, the abbot was hesitant to speak after watching it, he finally couldn't stand it anymore, "The benefactor—"

Lu Yan interrupted him: "Abbot, you don't need to say, I'm just an ordinary person, so there's nothing wrong with wanting to get rich."

The abbot is real now, and Monk Zhanger can't figure it out: "Benefactor, in fact—"

Lu Yan interrupted again: "I know it's a million points difficult to realize this wish, but please don't interrupt my fantasy."

The abbot continued: "Benefactor, actually I want to say—"

Lu Yan: "Abbot, don't keep staring at me, you see there are so many people in the hall, go talk to others."

The abbot let out a long sigh and said, "Benefactor, what the old monk just wanted to say is that this is the Palace of Marriage. Those who seek marriage and career are in the Jialan Palace."

The abbot pointed to Lu Yandao on the left side of the Jialan Hall outside the hall.

Lu Yan: "..."

"I'm sorry, I went wrong, I'm sorry, I'm sorry..." Lu Yan got impatient and embarrassed, and kept apologizing to the abbot.

Why didn't the hall make it clear what it was asking for? She still wanted to lose face.

"Benefactor, although the marriage is predestined, you must still grab the people around you." Fang Chang twisted the round Buddhist beads in his hand, and bowed to her.

Lu Yan was puzzled: "Abbot, actually I didn't intend to seek marriage, I just went to the wrong hall today."

There is no rush for marriage, she is not in such a hurry yet, and she is quite confused now.

The abbot stroked his gray beard with a smile, "The old monk and the benefactor are very close, please come with me, and the old monk will make a fortune for you."

Lu Yan was puzzled, but obediently followed the abbot into the meditation room next to the main hall.

In the quaint Zen room, there is a plain screen, walk around the screen, and there is a royal couch, and black and white chess pieces are placed in the middle of the couch.

"Abbot, this is..." Lu Yan frowned.

The abbot glanced outside, as if he was looking for someone, counted the time, and smiled like a Maitreya Buddha, "Can the benefactor play a game with me?"

"I'm not very good at it." Lu Yan said truthfully.

What she said was not just procrastinating, she was indeed not good at playing chess.

"Heizi goes first, benefactor first." The abbot pushed Heizi in front of Lu Yan and made a sign of please.

Lu Yan's thin white fingers held a sunspot and dropped it on Tianyuan.

The abbot smiled and shook his head: "The benefactor is an unquestionable person in life."

Lu Yan also smiled and shook her head: "That's all."

"At the beginning of Tianyuan, the benefactor is very confident in chess skills, but he is confident but lacks confidence. The benefactor's original family is not very good. The lack of confidence comes from childhood, and the self-confidence is because he has enough confidence now, suspicious and sensitive, and has a changeable personality. "The abbot dropped the white piece in his hand next to the black one.

"The abbot is right, but people are complex and changeable." Lu Yan was shocked, because the other party was right, she was not the original Lu Yan, she was just a book traveler, and she also realized that she was not the original owner after all.

Lu Yan dropped a black stone to block the white stone, "Abbot, do you know Master Huiwu?"

Somehow, this abbot gave her the same feeling as meeting Huiwu for the first time.

The abbot nodded, "Hui Wu is the junior brother of the old monk, he left here to wander around in the early years."

Lu Yan: "..." Sure enough, they are all familiar...

　I wish you all a fortune
　　
　
(End of this chapter)