Fast Travel System: Rescue the Villain BOSS

Chapter 128

The anger of the people frightened the emperor.In order to protect himself, he was pressured by his loyal ministers, so the emperor had to personally sign countless clauses to obtain the protection of the national army. Fortunately, the national army came forward to suppress the riot, and all the people left the palace.Although the emperor's life has been preserved, he has lost his beloved woman forever. This must be the punishment from the heavens.

In his later years, the surviving concubines raised their own children, and the princes appeared one after another and had great intentions to seek the throne.The emperor had also been critically ill for several days and was bedridden, but he insisted on holding on to his breath and refused to swallow it easily.

Concubine Yu Lian was finally full of guilt and only wanted Ziqing to inherit the throne, so the emperor decided to find Ziqing who had been left behind among the people, even if he had to pay all the price for it.Whether this move was out of love for Ziqing or just out of guilt for Concubine Lian seems to be not so important. What is important is that the emperor's aggressive search for Ziqing is there. How could he allow a fallen prince who had been lost among the people to compete with him for the only position?
Although the emperor's move was out of good intentions, it really hurt Ziqing.

The abbot of Damingxin Temple was worried, but when he saw that Ziqing was still a child, he felt sympathy. In addition, the maids and eunuchs who sent him in also died one after another. If she kept her mouth shut, then Ziqing's true identity would not be so easy to see through.

In the end, Ziqing became an ordinary little monk in Damingxin Temple.When he first came up, he was very resistant to the monk, and tried every means to make trouble, in order to force the abbot to drive him out of the temple. He was always thinking about Concubine Lian, and he couldn't even find her body, so he couldn't let go No less than that period of mother-child love.

It's not that the abbot can't understand his heart, but after leaving Damingxin Temple, he may find it difficult to find a place to settle down.

After spring and autumn came and went, Ziqing grew up a bit, and his appearance inherited Concubine Lian's appearance, with delicate features and delicate features. Although he was only about the size of an ordinary child, anyone who saw him liked him.In addition, he is talented and intelligent, as long as he learns everything carefully, the abbot is more and more fond of him.

The only shortcoming is that he is always worried about it, and the abbot has persuaded him many times for this, but he can't let him learn to let go.

In the end, I am afraid that God will be partial to the abbot.

One winter coincided with the coldest day of the year, and it happened that Tianqing was celebrating his eighth birthday. The brothers cooked a bowl of longevity noodles to celebrate Ziqing as usual, but——

At this time, Ziqing was suffering from severe wind and cold, and couldn't eat the longevity noodles, so he could only drink bowl after bowl of bitter medicine juice.Several brothers took turns to take care of him non-stop for several days, and his high fever subsided a lot as expected, and finally he recovered from the fever, but his mind was a little confused.

It wasn't that he was stupid, but that he lost a memory—coincidentally, it was the memory about Concubine Lian.

Although the abbot also felt sorry, but more pleased.

"Abbot, I don't understand something."

"You mean Ziqing, right?"

"Yes, it's a coincidence that junior brother has a high fever and forgot about the past. If junior brother suddenly remembers in the future..."

"Everything is God's will."

"But!"

"Okay, I've made up my mind, you're not allowed to talk nonsense in private, you understand?"

Because the abbot forcibly suppressed this matter, naturally no one dared to say a word, but from time to time someone pitied Ziqing who had experienced all kinds of things in the world at a young age, and they couldn't help but sigh when they mentioned him.

But this is all for later.

Decades have passed, and Ziqing is no longer the child he was back then. The years have not left any obvious marks on his face, but they have gifted him with a calmness and tranquility that permeates his bones.Seeing him grow up little by little, the gradually aging abbot also planned to hand over the mantle to him to inherit.

The move was met with a lot of opposition before it was announced.

"Even if the abbot deliberately avoids it, it can't change the fact that Ziqing is of royal blood. He is a dragon and a phoenix, so why did the abbot force him to stay here?" Many brothers and sisters united to protest, but they could not shake the abbot. Not a single thought.He just thought that after so many years of being pure and indifferent, it was the first time and the last time for him to be selfish.

The sin and the reason for this should be explained to Concubine Lian, who died innocently and tragically, in person in the underworld after a hundred years.

He only thought that he was sorry for her painstaking efforts.

However, the irony is that the emperor and Ziqing once met face to face, and the place was in Damingxin Temple.At that time, the emperor felt the fragility of his life because of his critical illness. He came to Damingxin Temple to offer incense and pray only for a psychological comfort and sustenance. Among them, the monk responsible for guiding him was Ziqing.

However, one is an emperor and the other is a monk. The identities of the two are really different, so there is no intersection.There is no dialogue except the few words that must be said.

It's just that it's embarrassing for the abbot to wait and see for a long time in fear, lest the emperor accidentally find something.

Afterwards, Ziqing was severely punished together with the monk who arranged the errand.

Ziqing was tied to a long bench and beat with [-] slaps until his skin and flesh were ripped apart.The person who was punished with him was also hit with thirty big boards. After the beating, the abbot personally expelled him from the monastery, as if there had never been such a monk in Damingxin Temple.

"Abbot, what do you mean? He was just afraid of the majesty of the emperor, so he asked me to change his job. Not only did you beat him [-] times, but you also expelled him from the temple. Isn't that killing him?" Facing the abbot It was obviously unfair treatment, and Ziqing couldn't bear it for a while, so he contradicted the abbot.

The abbot only said one sentence: "I don't regret it if I give up one to preserve Damingxin Temple!"

Ziqing was stunned at that moment.

Afterwards, he was helped into the meditation room to rest, and his senior brother took some wound medicine to smear him, but he politely refused: "I'm fine." Everyone knew that he was angry, but it seemed that he was really angry. Everyone walked away tactfully, leaving only the wound medicine for him.Ziqing insisted that he didn't use any wound medicine, and just carried it by himself.

Finally, his body couldn't hold on anymore and fell down.

When I woke up, the first thing I saw was the abbot.

"Do you have to punish me by torturing yourself?"

"The disciple dare not."

"Don't dare? Hmph! I've watched you grow up little by little, so how can I not know what your nature is? You are indeed kind by nature, and the only shortcoming is that you are sometimes too stubborn."

Ziqing kept silent on purpose, but the abbot made a surprising move: He took out a cane stick and asked Ziqing to hold it in his hand, then turned around and ordered Ziqing to hit him on the back a full sixty times. , how can Ziqing do it?Throwing away the cane, he knelt on the ground and refused to get up.

Before leaving, the abbot sent him a sentence: "The world is unpredictable, and there is no peace in the world. What can people do to protect themselves? If the Buddha is willing to deal with the world, he will not close his eyes."

Ziqing always kept this sentence in mind.

(End of this chapter)