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Bei Zhenting thought he would be able to see Luo Yao today, but when he arrived at Zhongsheng Temple and asked the abbot, he learned that Luo Yao had already gone south to Zhejiang Province at noon.

They wanted to chase after the people immediately, but after thinking about it, they stayed.

As the sun sets, a group of people are arranged to rest in the guest house.

Bei Zhenting couldn't wait to explore the courtyard where Luo Yao had lived.

The small backyard kitchen, the still-dry water stains in the yard, the crooked stacks of wooden barrels by the well, the lingering smoke in the kitchen, the shrunken fish scales by the stove...

Bei Zhenting leaned against the kitchen door frame, and the image of Luo Yao busy in the kitchen appeared in front of his eyes. He had seen Luo Yao like that before, at the Duke's Mansion when he returned home.

With her hair tied up and a long skirt wrapped around her neck, Luo Yao, whose edges and corners have been softened...

His sight shifted to the two lonely eggs in the corner, and Bei Zhenting walked over and picked them up.

what?

Food? I smelled it, but there was no smell at all.

Bei Zhenting took the earthen egg out of the kitchen and asked the guards to go in and light the fire and cook. He then called Li Qingyun over, gave him a big earthen egg to hold in his pocket, and held a small one for himself.

He sent a few guards to find a place nearby where they could fish, and went out to fish and hunt.

Bei Zhenting sat alone in the main house where Luo Yao lived, in a daze.

In the Buddhist temple, Zhang Huao, who arrived late, was worshiping Buddha in the temple. No one knew what he was praying for, but Zhang Huao was worshipping very devoutly.

After Ye Qing finished examining the monks in the courtyard, he saw Zhang Hu'ao kneeling down to worship Buddha at the door. For some unknown reason, he retreated behind the door.

Zhang Huao worshipped the Buddha, hung Buddhist scriptures on the tree in front of the temple, and left the Temple of All Beings on the last ray of sunlight.

Ye Qing came out only after he left and walked away.

Ye Qing worshipped the Buddha in the Buddhist temple, muttering "sin, sin" and walked to the tree in front of the Buddha in the courtyard to find the Buddhist incense hung by Zhang Huao.

After searching for a long time, perhaps because he was afraid of being discovered because he was guilty, Ye Qing couldn't find the Fo Su that Zhang Huao had hung up.

Forget it, Ye Qing looked carefully at the Fosu hung by others.

Hanging Buddha Su on the tree in front of the Buddha is to make a wish to the Buddha. The Temple of All Beings is very popular, and there are many Buddha Su hanging on the tree in front of the Buddha, and people can make all kinds of wishes for them.

Ye Qing looked at them one by one...

*I wish to win the heart of one person, and stay with him till old age, Gao Lang

*May my mother’s illness be cured

*My only wish in this life is Miss Li

*I hope the father guarding the border will come home soon

*After so many years, we have been together less and apart more, I miss you so much

*On the day of passing the imperial examination, when serving the country with all my heart, Gu Luo

*May your family be safe, happy and free from worries (scrawled font)

*I hope my brother is happy every day (childish handwriting)

There are actually children hanging Fosu, interesting, Ye Qing curled up the corners of his mouth.

*I hope to eat pot, millet cakes, and earthen eggs with my brothers every day... (childish handwriting)

This kid is quite interesting, he is such a little foodie, Ye Qing laughed in his heart.

*What are you looking at? (scrawled)

Ye Qing: No way, it’s Fosu’s wish, this brother…

Ok, I'm sorry for the offense...

Ye Qing had a feeling that he was being watched. Feeling guilty, he turned around and prepared to leave when he suddenly caught a glimpse of a Fosu from the corner of his eye.

* Miracle Healer

A gust of wind blew, and the Fosu fluttered.

Ye Qing turned back to look for it, but after searching for a long time, he couldn't find the Fosu. He wanted to look for it again carefully, but he heard Bei Zhenting's voice from behind.

"Ye Ziqi, what are you looking at?"

"Haha... Your Highness, why are you here?" Ye Qing laughed. "I just examined the monks in the temple and prescribed medicine. From here I saw the vast scenery below the mountain, so I stopped to take a look. Now I'm going back..."

Bei Zhenting nodded and stood at Ye Qing's position to watch the scenery. The sky darkened, the evening breeze blew, and the silk ribbons of the Buddhist su hanging on the tree in front of the Buddha fluttered, brushing past his ears from time to time.

Bei Zhenting frowned and looked up at the tree in front of the Buddha.

Fosu?

Bei Zhenting picked up a piece of Fosu and looked at the wishes written on it. After reading a few of them, he frowned. What these people asked for was so vulgar.

*The only thing I want in this life is the widow Zhang at the village entrance

*If I marry a beautiful bride, I will give two hundred taels of silver to the Buddha on the wedding day.

*Please Buddha give me lots of gold

Bei Zhenting threw away the note in his hand that said he hoped to marry many concubines. He felt that it was an eyesore and didn't want to look at it anymore.

Suddenly, a line of childish handwriting passed by his eyes, and Bei Zhenting picked up the Fosu.

*I hope to eat hotpot, millet cakes, and earthen eggs with my brothers every day...

At first glance, he was a little kid, a little foodie. Bei Zhenting picked up the Fosu hanging next to him.

*What are you looking at? (scrawled)

"Heh..." Bei Zhenting snorted coldly, and looked closely at the font, his heart pounding.

Luo Yao!

Bei Zhenting began to search the tree for the Fosu written by Luo Yao.

However, he searched for a long time but did not see Luo Yao's handwriting again. He only saw another piece of Fosu written by the foodie kid.

*I hope my brother is happy every day

Looking at the childish, crooked handwriting, Bei Zhenting guessed that it was written by Luo Xinchen, and a warm feeling welled up in his heart. He also hoped so...

It was dark, the candlelight was dim, and the words were unclear. Bei Zhenting walked into the Buddhist temple. Bei Zhenting, the ruthless Yama Lord, rarely believed in Buddhism. He actually prayed devoutly before the Buddha in a proper manner...

*In this life, I only wish that my beloved concubine Luo Yao will be safe, happy and worry-free.

After bowing three times, Bei Zhenting inserted the incense into the incense burner.

An old man with a white beard came over and stood aside watching Bei Zhenting worship Buddha. He glanced at the purse on Bei Zhenting's waist, stroked his beard and nodded continuously.

After Bei Zhenting finished his worship and put the incense into the incense burner and stood up, the old man bowed to Bei Zhenting.

"Amitabha, a distinguished guest has arrived. I am sorry for not welcoming you in person."

Bei Zhenting bowed slightly in return, "Greetings, Abbot. Sorry to bother you."

The old abbot said, "I was just wondering who the other person was, but I never thought it was you, my distinguished guest." He pulled out a red string from behind the altar, "Today, the Buddha bids farewell to his friends who have come from afar, and he has left out an important person. I think it is you, my distinguished guest."

Bei Zhenting was confused.

The old abbot lovingly took Bei Zhenting's hand and tied a red rope around his wrist.

After tying the rope, the old abbot said goodbye to Bei Zhenting.

Looking at the red rope on his wrist, Bei Zhenting suddenly thought of the earthen eggs he picked up in the kitchen today. He looked up and saw the old abbot walking away, so he hurriedly called out to him.

Bei Zhenting took out the small earthen egg from his arms and said, "I happened to see something in the guest house today. I wonder if the abbot knows what it is?"

"Sir, please wait in the courtyard at 1 a.m. tomorrow. Someone will answer your questions."