Time Travel: Remarrying a Little Wolf Dog

Master Xukong didn't say anything. He stood up from the mat, went to the table in the side hall, took out a stick box full of sticks, and handed it to her.

Su Yan took it with a puzzled look on his face and looked at Master Xu Zhen in confusion.

Master Xu Zhen put his hands together and said, "Amitabha, please, donor."

Su Yan understood that this was a chance for her to have another shot.

She also wanted to try again to see if the empty visa last time was just a coincidence.

He said nothing more, closed his eyes, prayed devoutly, and then shook the lot box.

She opened her eyes and picked it up only when she heard the sound of the bamboo stick falling to the ground.

···Another empty signature.

She was a little bit unbelieving, so she put the bamboo sticks back into the bucket and repeated the steps.

Who knew it was still an empty signature.

After doing it again and again, Su Yan really believed it this time.

This might be the instruction given to her by the Bodhisattva, but she didn't understand what it meant and needed a master to interpret it.

She no longer hesitated and handed the bamboo stick to Master Xu Zhen.

Master Xu Zhen watched Su Yan's actions the whole time and did not stop him. At this time, he just took the bamboo stick and looked at it.

After a long while, he looked up and brought up an unrelated topic, "My Buddha said that the four elements are empty. The Buddha said that we should remember the four elements in our body. Each has a name, and there is no self in them."

"···", Su Yan was puzzled, "What do you mean?"

Master Xuzhen asked, "Do you know what the four elements of Buddha are?"

"?", why would you ask this?

Su Yan was a little embarrassed. Although she came to worship Buddha, she didn't know much about Buddhism.

Master Xu Zhen did not expect her to answer, so he answered his own question: "The four elements are earth, fire, water, and wind. All things originate from the four elements, so the four elements are all things, and all things are the four elements."

Su Yan silently translated it in his mind: Buddhists believe that earth, fire, water, and wind are the basic material elements. Everything in the world is made up of these four elements, so the four elements are empty, which means everything is empty.

According to this logic, another particularly famous Buddhist scripture - Form is emptiness, emptiness is form - is also easy to understand.

Form is emptiness, and form is one of the myriad things in this world, this is of course.

Emptiness is color. Since emptiness can be transformed into all things in the world, it can naturally be transformed into color as well. Therefore, it makes sense that emptiness is color.

But what does this have to do with an empty visa? Although there is a blank, it can't be said that her empty visa can be turned into any visa, right?

This is a bit ridiculous.

"You have drawn the same lot three times. This is my Buddha's instruction that the time has not come yet. Please wait patiently. When the time is right, you can get what you want by letting nature take its course."

Su Yan lowered his head in thought, a blank signature is not an arbitrary signature.

According to the logic that everything is emptiness and emptiness is everything.

Her wish can naturally be said to be empty.

So drawing an empty lot three times means that she will definitely get what she wants.

But is the time right?

“When will the time be right?”

Master Xu Zhen: "Has anyone read your face?"

Su Yan shook her head. She had never seen this, whether modern or ancient.

Master Xu Zhen did not point it out directly, but asked the host who had been listening quietly beside him: "Shan Qing, you tell me about it."

The abbot was stunned when he heard his name being called.

Fortunately, face reading is his specialty and he is somewhat famous in this area.

Moreover, when he saw Su Yan for the first time in the hall just now, he subconsciously took a general look at her face.

At this moment, I just observe more and confirm my previous judgment.

"The donor has a long and thin face, a high forehead, narrow cheeks, a long and pointed chin, and a faint aura of death surrounding his forehead. This is a fate that will lead to a rough childhood and an inhuman death."

The host frowned and hesitated for a moment before continuing, "According to the donor's face, he should have died. But now, although there is still death in the donor's brow, there is vitality between his eyebrows. The vitality has overwhelmed the death, and his face has changed to one of prosperity, wealth, and a long life."

“If the donor can always maintain his original intention, he may be able to accomplish virtuous deeds in the future and benefit all people.”

The abbot was also very curious when he heard this. "Did the donor encounter any good fortune in recent years? Your fate has changed so much."

Su Yan's heart was beating violently. After trying to calm down, she said carefully, "I...more than a year ago, I did fall into the water and was on the verge of death twice... After being rescued the second time, I had a sudden realization. I thought that life is short and I shouldn't waste it, so I asked my mother to help me get a divorce... As for the opportunity, I don't know."

This body had fallen into the water twice. Once was when the original body fell into the water and she traveled through time, and the other time was when she wanted to return to the modern era by committing suicide by jumping into the water.

The host suddenly realized: "That's it. The donor did meet his fate before, but perhaps he got a chance by chance to help him change his fate."

I actually felt a little envious when I said this, because changing one's name against all odds is beyond human ability.

What's more, it takes a huge opportunity to change from a fate of hardship and early death to a fate of wealth and longevity.

The abbot pointed out to him at the right time: "The word opportunity hangs in the balance. Don't force it and lose your original intention. People in the Buddhist sect should follow their own path and stick to their own way, only then can they achieve the right result."

The host was surprised that his little trick was seen through and looked ashamed.

"Amitabha, I am obsessed with appearances. Thank you for your teachings, Abbot."

The abbot also said "Amitabha" in return before returning to the topic, "The donor has had the opportunity to change his fate. Now his fate is rich and long-lived, and he is likely to benefit the people and leave a good reputation for generations to come. But the donor's wishes conflict with his fate. I wonder if what I said is right?"

Su Yan's heart tightened, and sweat broke out on his forehead. "...Yes."

If she returns to modern times, this body might become a vegetable just like her modern body. In ancient times, there were no advanced medical equipment like modern ones. Becoming a vegetable almost means death, which has nothing to do with the fate of wealth and longevity.

The abbot smiled and comforted him: "Although you may have some minor setbacks in your life, they will all turn out well and will not endanger your life. However, your fortune stick does show that you will get what you wish for. Therefore... I will make a bold guess."

The abbot raised his head and looked directly at Su Yan, his eyes meaningful and filled with a realization that Su Yan could not fathom: "Whether it is Zhuang Zhou dreaming of a butterfly or a butterfly dreaming of Zhuang Zhou, the donor will eventually receive what he seeks at the end of his life."

······Return to the throne after death, seek benevolence and obtain benevolence······

Su Yan was still in a daze until she got on the ox cart back.

He An looked at her worriedly and asked cautiously, "The abbot said your sign is not good?"

Su Yan looked at him with lifeless eyes and shook her head: "No..., the abbot said that I would get what I wished for."

He An was a little surprised, "Isn't this a good thing?"

Su Yan: “...It’s a good thing.”

Not right now, but she will go back eventually.

I can’t say whether I’m disappointed or relieved, but this is indeed the best of both worlds.

She can't let go of the modern times, and she also misses the ancient times. Now, allowing her to return to the modern times after she dies in the ancient times is the best solution.

God still favored her.

But..., can her relatives in modern times wait for her?