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Chapter 162 Showdown
Dianbao, with a simple mind and well-developed limbs, is definitely not as fancy as Dong Tiancheng, and besides, Dianbao didn't think of going anywhere else.

So it fell into Dong Tiancheng's calculation for a while.

While talking with Dong Tiancheng, Dianbao unexpectedly confided the truth to Dong Tiancheng, saying that once, he overheard Master Zhangmen talking to the head of the Bodhidharma Academy about the Buddhist relics, the most precious treasure of the Buddhist family. The treasured Buddha relic is in the South Shaolin Temple.

It's just that for the sake of protecting the Buddha's relic, the most precious treasure of the Buddhist family, the news was not leaked, so Dong Tiancheng and others didn't know about it.

Although the news hasn't leaked out, Master Zhangmen is still a little worried.

After all, there are long nights and many dreams, and there is no impenetrable wall in the world.

In order to protect the Buddha relic, the treasure of Buddhism, and not leak the news that it is hidden in the South Shaolin Temple, the abbot of the South Shaolin Temple planned to select a group of monks from the South Shaolin Temple and train them to protect the treasure.

The last time a monk was selected into the Bodhidharma Academy, the assessment was held specifically for this matter.

At that time, Dong Tiancheng and Zhang Junbao also participated in the assessment. Dong Tiancheng and Lei Bao were drawn together and were the first to compete. Since Lei Bao's martial arts were not as good as Dong Tiancheng's, in order to win, he played tricks on Dong Tiancheng with flour. , was knocked to the ground with three punches and two kicks by the jealous Dong Tiancheng, and then Dong Tiancheng was expelled from the Shaolin Temple.

This reason really made Dong Tiancheng feel a burst of embarrassment inexplicably.

did not expect.

I would be inexplicably involved with the Buddha's most precious Buddha relic. Before, it was for the Buddhist's most precious Buddha's relic, and now it is also for the Buddhist's most precious Buddha's relic, but I came to take away the Buddhist's most precious Buddha's relic.

The reason for this time, presumably only Dong Tiancheng, the person involved, has the deepest understanding.

Hey!
Time also!

life too!

Lucky too!

Things are unpredictable, maybe that's what it says.

Dianbao's words of confirmation.

This made Dong Tiancheng feel relieved immediately.

As long as the things are in the South Shaolin Temple, Dong Tiancheng has a way to get them out.The most worrying thing is that this thing does not exist in the world at all.

A thing that does not exist in the world at all, how can the South Shaolin Temple be handed over?How can Dong Tian make a deal with something that doesn't exist at all and is completely fabricated out of thin air?
One must know that what Dong Tiancheng carried out was the emperor's order, the will of the Great Song Emperor, and what he had to accomplish.

If you can't hand it over.

At that time.

Dong Tiancheng could only get out of here in a hurry, as far as he could go.

It's not terrible for Dong Tiancheng to leave, the terrible thing is that Dong Tiancheng knows his future destiny, so in order to change his destiny against the sky, he keeps doing things that benefit the country and the people that only Dong Tiancheng himself knows.

Good luck.

The most precious treasure of Buddhism, the Buddha relic, is really in the South Shaolin Temple.

As long as he is in the South Shaolin Temple, Dong Tiancheng has a way to get the abbot of the South Shaolin Temple to hand him over obediently, and then continue his official career.

Think of Dong Tiancheng here.

With a smile on his face, he looked at Dianbao, then handed a letter to Dianbao, and entrusted Dianbao to return the letter to the abbot of South Shaolin Temple.

This is not a simple letter, but one that concerns the fate of the entire country.

letter.

In addition to explaining his own accident, Dong Tiancheng also pointed out that he was appointed by the current officials to escort the Buddha's most treasured Buddha relic to the capital to be consecrated.

This is the art of speaking.

Dong Tiancheng did not say that he came to collect the most precious Buddha relic, but said that he was ordered by the emperor to come to protect the most precious Buddha relic in the capital.

If so, the South Shaolin Temple will be put on top of the fire.

The Southern Shaolin Temple obediently handed over the most treasured Buddha relic of the Buddhist family, and let Dong Tiancheng escort it to the capital to face the saint.

Resisting the decree and disrespecting such a serious crime is a serious crime of exterminating the family.

At that time, let alone the South Shaolin Temple, I am afraid that even the monks in the South Shaolin Temple will lose their lives. Dong Tiancheng did not write down the threatening words in the letter.

He knew that the abbot of South Shaolin Temple was a smart man, since he was a smart man, he naturally knew the consequences of disrespecting the edict.

to be honest.

This letter is like a multiple choice question with only two answers.

Answer A, do not submit.

In addition to not handing over, they also pretended to be stupid and bluntly said that they did not have the most precious Buddha relics here.The consequence of not handing over is to offend the emperor, and then provoke the emperor to be furious and send a large army to encircle and suppress.At that time, the South Shaolin Temple will be destroyed, and the hundreds of years of painstaking efforts of the eminent monks of all dynasties will also be turned into running water. At the same time, those monks in the South Shaolin Temple will not save their lives.

Answer B, hand it over.

I can't bear to hand over the Buddha's treasure, the Buddha's relic, after all. After all, this is a Buddhist treasure, a sacred object that can only be enshrined in Buddhist temples. Handing over one's own sacred objects is no different from betraying one's ancestors.

Except for these two answers, there are no other answers for the monks in the South Shaolin Temple to choose from, so this is a super difficult problem, both inside and outside will offend people, whether you hand over or not, you will offend some people.

Presumably for this reason, the abbot of the South Shaolin Temple who read Dong Tiancheng's letter suddenly became ill, and his brows instantly frowned into big pimples.

Hey!
After sighing, the abbot of South Shaolin Temple handed the letter written by Dong Tiancheng to several chief elders of South Shaolin Temple beside him.

look.

The abbot of South Shaolin Temple wanted to listen to the opinions of the brothers and sisters present, and then came up with a specific solution to solve this matter.

I'm really afraid of something.

But what happened.

In order to cover up the fact that the Buddha's relic, the most precious treasure of the Buddhist family, was in the South Shaolin Temple, they did a lot of things, but outsiders still learned about it.

How to do?
What should I do?
The chief elders who read the letter had a tangled expression like that of the abbot of Nan Shaolin Temple.

They all say that they are monks, and the four elements are all empty.

But in the face of the Buddha's relic, the supreme treasure of the Buddhist family, whether it is the abbot of South Shaolin Temple or the other chief elders, they all have a little selfishness.

They committed the precept of greed.

They think that the Buddha's treasure, the Buddha's relic, belongs to the Buddhist family. It is a super holy object that can only be enshrined in their South Shaolin Temple, and cannot be taken to other places.

In view of such thoughts, the chief elders present readily unified their opinions.

That is to say, if you don't hand it over, you can't hand over the Buddha's treasure, the Buddha's relic, let alone the people who came to ask for the Buddha's treasure, the Buddha's relic, or the abandoned disciples who were expelled by them?

This is simply a slap in the face, a slap in the face of their chief elders.

(End of this chapter)