Goddess Summoning System

Chapter 397 Stay true to your heart.

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Looking at the silver ingot in his hand that felt quite solid, Su Ye felt a little helpless and didn't know if this was pie in the sky.

However, thinking of what the old man said just now, Su Ye couldn't help but carefully put the silver ingot in his arms.

"There is a loquat tree in the courtyard, which was planted by my wife when she died. Now it is as graceful as a canopy."

The old man's words echoed in his ears from time to time, causing Su Ye to cast his eyes on Yun Jin, who was aside. The redness and swelling on Yun Jin's almond eyes were still clearly visible, which reminded Su Ye that Yun Jin burst into tears when listening to the old man telling the story. A pitiful look.

"Do you want more?" Su Ye handed a meat bun to Yun Jin.

Yun Jin shook her head, the tears that flowed down her appetite.

Su Ye remained silent, folded the unfinished paper bag, and then stretched out his hand to Yun Jin.

"I'll take you back."

Yun Jin ignored Su Ye's words, raised her red and swollen almond eyes slightly and looked at Su Ye and said, "That old man must miss his wife very much."

Su Ye was silent for a while and replied, "If you have no thoughts, you won't see us expressing your feelings."

"Does the young master have a family?" Yun Jin asked abruptly.

Su Ye showed a little doubt when he heard the words, but he still replied honestly, "I don't dare to start a family without fame."

Yun Jin covered her small mouth and laughed when she heard it, making Su Ye a little confused, but seeing the smile on Yun Jin's face again, Su Ye couldn't help feeling that the rapid changes in women are really unpredictable .

But immediately afterwards, Yun Jin took the initiative to stretch out her small hand towards Su Ye.

Su Ye subconsciously clasped Yun Jin's little hand, but did not expect Yun Jin to slap it away.

Yun Jin blushed and said, "It's not this."

"I was the one to be rude." Su Ye knew that he was impolite and clasped his hands towards Yun Jin.

"I don't blame you," Yun Jin said with her mouth pouted, then quickly turned her eyes to Su Ye and said confidently, "Silver."

Su Ye frowned, a little puzzled.

"The silver ingot you hid just now, I also have a share!" Yun Jin raised her head and said confidently, as if she wanted to poke her little mouth to the sky, "You know, it was specially reserved for me by the old man to buy food."

Su Ye, who finally understood what Yun Jin meant, did not take out the silver ingot from his arms, but patiently explained to Yun Jin, "I have another use for this silver ingot."

Yun Jin didn't think about it, and said with puffed lips, "What a scholar, you are so greedy even for a weak woman's money, your skin is as thick as a city wall."

Su Ye was not angry when he heard the words, and just looked at Yun Jin quietly with a pair of dark eyes that were as pale as autumn water, but Yun Jin was speechless, and took back all the anger that he wanted to vent.

"Come up, I'll take you back when you're full." Seeing that Yun Jin was silent, Su Ye immediately said.

"Isn't it just a piece of silver? Can't I give it to you?"

Yun Jin pursed her lips and groaned, as if there were little fishes named "unwilling" swimming between her brows and eyes, and finally still supported Su Ye's shoulders and lay down behind Su Ye.

Feeling the steady weight on his back, Su Ye immediately picked up the paper bag on the ground, walked towards the beggars on the street corner, put the paper bag in front of the beggars silently, and took out the only bag in his arms. A warm silver ingot pressed it against the paper bag.

After doing this, Su Ye continued to walk forward, as if he had done a trivial thing.

However, Yun Jin couldn't help being taken aback. He pinched the soft flesh on Su Ye's shoulder and asked, "That's ten taels of silver. It's ten thousand Wen in copper coins. You just gave it to those beggars so easily?"

"Is ten taels of silver a lot to you?"

Yun Jin curled her lips and said unhappily, "Of course it's not much for this girl, but it's a lot for you, a poor scholar who cares about even [-] Wen."

"Actually, those two baskets of steamed stuffed buns cost more than twenty coins." Su Ye said softly.

"What?" Yun Jin was a little stunned.

"Usually I buy [-] cents a cage, but this time I bought two cages and the store still only counted me [-] cents, probably because the store regarded us as beggars and deliberately undercounted some coins money."

Although it feels uncomfortable to be treated as a beggar, this kind of "charity" made Yunjin feel a little warmth in the world.

"But that ten taels of silver is a lot for the young master, isn't it?" Yun Jin looked at Su Ye and said seriously, "The young master obviously loves money like his life, but he gave this silver ingot to others so easily. Could it be that the young master doesn't have a trace of it in his heart?" Regret?"

"It's deceiving myself to say that I don't feel bad. I'm just a scholar, not a saint, and I can't see money as dung," Su Ye said lightly, "It's just like the old man said, since the ten taels of silver How is it any different for them if I can find a new livelihood?"

"Compared to them, I am lucky. My parents are still alive. I was sent to a private school to study when I was a child. Although there were many bumps and bumps in the middle, I still came to the present. I can live with my own hands. I can do what I do in this world. There are many, but there are also many who are still not as free as I am."

"When you come to the world, the first thing you need to learn is how to live. As for what to do in life, what kind of posture to live in is something that should be considered later, but the most important thing is to live, and only to live, this world You didn't come here in vain."

"And I have passed the first test in this world, so it is free to give them this opportunity. I think for them, if they are given the opportunity to live, they will definitely seize it without hesitation , They know how difficult it is to live, and they will cherish this hard-won opportunity even more, and there will be fewer suffering people struggling on the verge of life and death in this world."

Hearing the words, Yun Jin looked at Su Ye's back seriously, her eyes flickered in circles and circles, then she turned her head to rest on Su Ye's shoulder and said, "Young Master is like a Bodhisattva, saving all living beings."

With a calm expression, Su Ye retorted, "I'm not a Buddha, and I can't save all sentient beings. On the contrary, I'm just a selfish person. I only care about what I cherish, and I can do everything else. Turn a blind eye."

"And the reason why I help them is because I accepted the love of that shopkeeper before. If you have a favor, you must repay it, and if you have a favor, you must return it. This is my bottom line and principle of Su Ye, and it has nothing to do with others."

Yun Jin's voice became softer, and she whispered in Su Ye's ear, "Even so, the young master is still the best scholar in the world that Jin'er thinks."

"Abiding by one's original heart will lead to consummation. This is the ultimate principle pursued by Buddhism. If you practice Buddhism, you will definitely become a generation of eminent monks."

But then Yun Jin bit her lip lightly, her moist eyes revealed all sorts of amorous feelings, "It's just that if this is the case, Jin'er will be sad instead."

Su Ye didn't notice the twists and turns in Yun Jin's almond eyes, but looked up at the huge golden plaque.

"Yunxiang Pavilion, we're here."

(End of this chapter)