Rebirth of His Royal Highness Prince Chenghu

Cheng Hu could only accept the banknote given by Guo Luo's mother: "Grandson thanks Guo Luo's mother very much."

The four of them had dinner together. Cheng Hu said, "Mother Guo Luo, I will take my younger brother back home first."

Mrs. Hesheli: "Okay, please drive slowly and be careful."

Cheng Hu: "Don't worry, you and Guo Luomafa should take care of your health and live a long life."

Mrs. Hesheli: "Don't worry, we will be fine if we don't see your two brothers get married."

Seeing them go back, Chenghu asked He Zhu to turn the car around and go to Dajue Temple.

Dajue Temple

Cheng Hu: "Bao Cheng, do you want to go in with me?"

Yinreng: "Yes, so that my brother won't leave me behind."

Cheng Hu: "No, if I want to leave, I have to wait until Bao Cheng takes that position before I can leave with peace of mind."

Yinreng: "Then I would rather not have that position."

Chenghu brought his brother into the temple and went directly to the place where they drew lots. He reached out and picked up the lot box, closed his eyes, and began to shake the lot box while thinking about going back.

Yinreng said: "Brother, it fell out." He squatted down to pick it up and took a look: "Brother, you are so lucky, it turned out to be a very good sign."

Chenghu stopped and opened his eyes, put the fortune stick aside, and took the fortune stick from his brother's hand: "As long as I can go back in the future." He took his brother to interpret the fortune stick.

Master Liaokong took the oracle and took a look at it: "Please wait a moment, benefactor. I cannot interpret this oracle. I need to ask Abbot Wuchen to interpret it."

Cheng Hu: "No problem, Master, please go and invite him. I will just wait."

Yinreng: "Brother?" he asked doubtfully.

Chenghu: "It's okay, Baocheng, just stay with your brother for a while. I'll buy you a string of candied haws when we get home." He raised his hand and rubbed his brother's head.

Yinreng: "Brother, why did Guo Luo's mother give you the banknotes but not give them to me?"

Cheng Hu: "Maybe Guo Luo's mother thinks that my father gave all of my mother's dowry to you, and I have nothing. I just came home, so I must have no money."

Yinreng: "Father didn't give it to me. He kept it all in his private vault."

Cheng Hu: "Okay, I'll give you some banknotes later." He said lovingly.

Buddhist temple

Liaokong raised his hand and knocked on the door: "Abbot, a donor has drawn a very good fortune."

Wu Chen: "I understand. Just go and invite the donor over."

Liaokong: "Yes, Abbot." He went to invite the two donors to the meditation room.

Buddhist temple

Cheng Hu: "Bao Cheng, wait for your brother outside for a while, and then we will go back together."

Yinreng: "Then hurry up, brother."

Chenghu: "You're still clingy even at this age." He walked into the meditation room.

Wu Chen: "Did the donor draw a very good fortune?"

Cheng Hu: "That's right."

Wu Chen took the fortune stick and took a look at it: "Whatever you wish for will come true, but your destined marriage is not here. I think you are not from this time and space."

Cheng Hu: “How do you know?”

Wu Chen: "I can help you return to your time and space."

Cheng Hu: "I will come to see the master after I finish my work here."

Wu Chen: "Donor, please remember not to get married to anyone here, or you will never be able to return."

Cheng Hu: "Master, don't worry. I am not interested in matters between men and women. I only have my brother in my heart."

Wu Chen: "You will know your destined relationship with someone from another world as soon as you see them."

Cheng Hu: "Thank you, Master." He left the delivery room and saw his younger brother squatting under a tree.

Yinreng squatted under the tree and fiddled with the leaves.

Cheng Hu: "Bao Cheng, go home."

Yinreng stood up and threw himself into his brother's arms: "Brother, you are so slow."

Chenghu caught his brother who rushed towards him and said, "I'm sorry, brother. I made Baocheng wait so long."

Yinreng: "Then...brother, please buy me two strings of candied haws."

Cheng Hu: "My teeth hurt when I eat too much."