When the other party heard that Lin Wan’er (ni) imed to be a rtive of Master Kongyin and was following the orders of an elder, he instinctively chose to believe Lin Wan’er (ni)’s words.
Japanese Buddhism was introduced from China. Jianzhen brought Chinese Buddhist theories to Japan when he traveled east, and Japan learned them in their entirety. However, after the Meiji Restoration, Japanese Buddhism and the monks’ precepts changed greatly.
Before the Meiji Restoration, Japanpletely followed the Buddhist monastic precepts of India and China. Monks were not allowed to eat meat or get married. But after the Meiji Restoration, Japanese Buddhism gradually became secrized, and most monks were allowed to marry and have children.
Based on this general environment, it ismon to visit the temple to see rtives, let alone to see father or grandfather.
Although Master Kongyin has never been married, he has lived for more than 120 years. Who knows if he has any rtives or friends in the mortal world? This girl of seventeen or eighteen years old, although wearing a mask, can be seen as pretty and cute through her big eyes. Although her two ponytails make her look a little weird, she gives people a very sincere and innocent feeling at first nce. I think she would not lie in the holynd of Buddhism.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
So, the monk said, “Please wait a moment, youngdy. Our abbot is meeting with a guest and has instructed not to disturb him. I will tell him as soon as he finishes his visit.”
Master Kongyin has recently spent three hours every morningmunicating with Master Jingqing about Buddhism. He has also instructed that no one should disturb them. The monks in the temple strictly abide by the rules and no one dares to interrupt at this time.
Lin Wan’er (ni) said, “This is an urgent matter. Please inform Master Kongyin as soon as possible. Master Kongyin will definitely not me you if he finds out. But if you dy, Master Kongyin might really me you.”
“This…” The monk hesitated for a moment, then saw that Lin Wan’er (ni) didn’t seem to be joking at all, so he nodded and said, “Then wait a moment, youngdy. I’ll go over and inform them.”
Lin Wan’er (ni) nodded and instructed him, “Master, please make sure to convey what I just said in full.”
The monk said, “Miss Zhengping is here, right? I understand.”
As he spoke, he was still thinking, Zhengping is obviously a man’s name, could this little girl be Miss Zhengping? It doesn’t match her lovely temperament at all.<fn67dd> For original chapters go to find(?)ovel</fn67dd>
Lin Wan’er (ni) then warned him, “Also, please tell Master Kongyin that he is old and must note to pick me up in person. I will go in and see him myself.”
The monk was even more puzzled and thought, “Little girl, even if your family is rted to Master Kongyin, Master Kongyin is over 120 years old, and it is impossible for him toe personally to greet a little girl like you! You must be dreaming…”
However, despite his surprise, he turned around and left very actively, running towards the main hall of the temple.
At this moment, in the main hall.
Venerable Jingqing had just finished reading the sutra. Venerable Kongyin, dragging his exhausted body, pped his hands continuously, sighing, “The subtlety of Buddhism is that everyone who reads it will have different insights. The greater the perspective, the greater the world of discovery.