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Sadness of separation: "Forget everything that disturbs your emotions."

Wang Chang immediately opened his eyes, stood up from the palm-leaf fan, and turned around to face him.

"You know, among all the disciples, I have high hopes for you, and this position of abbot is reserved for you."

"But I didn't expect that before this, you found a woman who could make you worry about her."

Li Chou was a little surprised, "You know everything?"

Abbot Wangseng nodded.

"You can't hide this kind of thing from your master." Abbot Wangzeng said, "Have you thought it through? Will you never regret it?"

The sorrow of parting is without hesitation, "No regrets."

"Okay, Master agrees that you will return to secular life."

Li Chou smiled, knelt on his knees and kowtowed three times to the old man in front of him.

Then he got up.

Abbot Wangshen: "That girl also came back with you?"

Lichou nodded.

Wang Ceng smiled and said, "It seems that you have already made your choice."

"Master..."

"No need to say more. When you bring that girl here tomorrow, I want to see what this girl who made you so worried looks like."

"it is good."

-

Lichou arrived at the door of Suzhi's Zen room.

But he just paced at the door and had no intention of going in.

After a moment, the door was suddenly opened from the inside.

"Why don't you come in?" Su Zhi's sweet voice came into his ears.

"I thought you were asleep, so I didn't dare disturb you."

Su Zhi curved her lips and smiled, she took Lichou's hand and walked into the house.

"How was your conversation with Master?"

"Master agreed to let me return to secular life."

Su Zhi raised an eyebrow, "This is a good thing, why do you still look so sad?"

Li Chou smiled, raised his hand and stroked her face, comforting her, "I just feel that things are going too smoothly, and I feel a little uneasy."

Su Zhi put his hand on Li Chou's hand, "Okay, don't worry. If something bad really happens, I will face it with you."

"it is good."

-

The next morning.

Li Chou brought Su Zhi to the door of his master's meditation room.

He raised his hand and knocked on the door.

There was silence inside the door.

A feeling of uneasiness surged into my heart.

Li Chou didn't hesitate and kicked the door open.

It was quiet in the Zen room.

Li Chou looked around, trying to find his master.

Finally, he found his unconscious master under the bed.

The sound of kicking the door was so loud that it attracted all the little monks outside to come in and find out what was going on.

Lichou carried his master to the bed.

"Go get the doctor."

A little monk at the door heard the sound and rushed out without stopping.

Lichou sat on the bed, his face full of worry.

Su Zhi stepped forward, patted his shoulder, and comforted him, "Don't worry, it will be fine."

The doctor was brought back soon, and he hurried forward to take his pulse.

……

After a moment, the doctor's hand left Wang Chan's pulse.

"The abbot...is dead."

Upon hearing this answer, all the young monks around were shocked.

The abbot was fine yesterday, how come he is gone today?

Li Chou's face was full of disbelief.

His voice was trembling, "How could it be... How could it be, we clearly made an appointment yesterday..."

Su Zhi didn't say anything, but held Lichou in her arms.

The impact of her master's passing was huge, and all she could do was stay by his side.

Li Chou's whole body was trembling slightly, and tears kept flowing from his eyes, as if they were running like tap water.

The little monks around were also very sad, after all, the abbot was very kind to them.

When Li Yuan learned the news, he was still outside, so he rushed back without stopping.

-

After burying the abbot, they resumed their normal life.

The only difference is that there is no abbot who can teach them the Book of Songs.

The mood of separation is still very low.

He was raised by his master, who was like his parents.

Li Chou was sitting in the courtyard at this moment, and his fellow disciples were sorting out the belongings of Abbot Wang Chang.

"Uncle Master."

The little monk's loud voice came from behind.

"What's the matter?"