Reborn as the crippled king's favorite

Chapter 170 Wake up, Ah Jiu, wake up quickly

Murong Jiu fell into a nightmare again.

She hadn't dreamed about her two children in a long time.

This time, she saw them in her dream.

The brother and sister were small, thin and pale. They were holding hands, standing in front of her as if there was a layer between them.

She chased after him, but he suddenly disappeared.

Then she searched and searched, searching and searching, as if she had searched the whole world, but could not find them.

She shouted loudly, but found that she couldn't make a sound.

Finally, she seemed to see a figure. She wanted to run, but she couldn't muster the strength. Her legs seemed to be filled with lead, and she couldn't walk.

Anxiety, powerlessness, pain, and various emotions plunged her into a nightmare and refused to leave.

"Wake up, Ah Jiu, wake up quickly."

The man's familiar voice seemed to come from a very far away place. Murong Jiu finally turned around in his dream, and then the voice became louder and clearer.

She slowly opened her eyes and faced a face with green stubble.

She was stunned and reached out to touch it, which pricked her hand.

"How do you..."

"You girl, you slept for three days before you woke up. It was the prince who invited Master Huijue to wake you up. Old man, I never believed in Buddhism, but it seems that I will start to believe in Buddhism!"

The old master's voice sounded from the side.

Only then did Murong Jiu notice that in the room, besides Jun Yuyan, Master, and Xiao Wen, there was also an old monk wearing blue-gray coarse cloth monk's clothes. He was turning a string of ordinary Buddhist beads in his hand, and he looked very ordinary. Very low-key, just those eyes, as if full of Zen, profound and natural in Buddhism.

She sat up without knowing why, only to find that there was a bracelet of Buddhist beads on her hand!

Her eyes widened. She was extremely familiar with this Buddhist bead!

In her previous life, two months before her death, in the Second Prince's Mansion, no, the Second Prince was already the Crown Prince at that time, a strange little maid from the Prince's Mansion found her, gave her this string of beads, and said Some words that made her feel baffled at the time.

"You have been homeless for half your life, and all your blood relatives have died miserably. Some people feel sorry for you and specially asked for the Buddhist beads to protect you. Unfortunately, something happened when they could not deliver them to you in person. The master asked his slave to deliver them in person. You must do it day and night. Wear it.”

After saying that, the maid left quickly. Afterwards, she couldn't even remember what the maid looked like.

But she accidentally put the bracelet on her hand, and it was still in her hand until the prince threw it into a deep well and drowned.

At this moment, she showed an expression of disbelief. Could it be that her rebirth was related to this Buddhist bead?

In the previous life, was it Jun Yuyan who asked for the Buddhist beads from Master Huijue for her?

She grabbed Jun Yuyan's hand tightly and looked at Master Huijue with slightly shocked eyes: "Excuse me, Master..."

"Amitabha, the Dharma has its own wonderful destiny. The answer to the donor's question is already in his heart."

Before she could ask, Master Huijue spoke.

Murong Jiu was stunned for a moment.

Jun Yuyan also frowned slightly, intuiting that there was something in Master Huijue's words.

Seeing that Master Huijue didn't want to say more, he said to Murong Jiu: "Ah Jiu, Master has come a long way. Let him have a good rest in the house first. You also need to eat something. You have been sleeping for too long."

Only then did Murong Jiu come back to his senses, nodded, and thanked Master Huijue.

Master Huijue nodded gently and Jun Yuyan personally sent him out.

When sending the person to the guest room, Jun Yuyan solemnly thanked Master Huijue: "Thank you so much for your help today. If Master hadn't arrived in time, I don't know how long Ah Jiu would have been asleep."

<divclass="contentadv">Master Huijue clasped his hands and said, "Your Majesty, you are welcome. Back then, you saved the lives of all the monks in Yunyan Temple. If it weren't for you, the poor monks and others would have died at the hands of those vicious Hu robbers. , The poor monk said that day that I owe you a favor."

"You have already returned this favor. Ah Jiu is more important to me than my life."

"Amitabha."

"I would like to ask Master, will Ah Jiu fall into a nightmare again in the future? Also, will Ah Jiu..."

He stopped without asking the next words. He didn't know what Ah Jiu had experienced, but he asked Ah Jiu's master and Chuntao. They all knew that there was no blood feud between Ah Jiu and the second prince, but Her hatred for the second prince has long gone beyond the ordinary scope.

There was also the surprise in Ah Jiu's eyes when she saw the Buddhist beads bracelet, as if she had seen this string of Buddhist beads before.

But the Buddha beads were carved by Master Huijue himself and were unique. Moreover, Master Huijue came to the capital for the first time and had been in a remote mountain that Ah Jiu had never been to before.

All signs indicate that she has had an "experience" that is very different from what people think.

In the past, Jun Yuyan read some miscellaneous books, including stories about mountains and wild places, past and present lives, and many wild imaginations.

Ah Jiu said that what she saw was "a dream before death", so she must have had the experience of "death".

Did she die once and return to the past?

He still didn't ask Master Huijue, because Master Huijue's wise eyes that had experienced many vicissitudes of life, just looking at him quietly, were equivalent to understanding everything.

The Buddha said it cannot be said. It cannot be said. To say it would be wrong.

He couldn't say that the secret must not be leaked. He was afraid that if it were leaked, God would take away everything in front of him.

"The Buddhist beads given to the princess by the poor monk were worshiped in front of the Buddha statue for seven weeks and 49 days. They have the effect of calming the soul and sleeping. However, the princess has a heart disease and needs the patience of the prince to cure it."

Master Huijue said to him.

Jun Yuyan thanks you solemnly.

When he returned to the room, he saw Ah Jiu looking at the Buddhist beads bracelet in his hand in trance.

The light soup and porridge on the table remained untouched.

"You came just in time. This girl is so dazed that she doesn't know how to eat even if I ask her to eat something."

Divine Doctor Zhai shook his head and sighed. He always felt that his apprentice seemed to have lost his soul. Recently, a big event like revealing his identity happened, which was a good thing. I don’t know what she thought of, which made her sob in her dream. It was really It hurts.

Thinking about how miserable this girl was when she was a child, it's rare to see her cry a few times.

"Princess, you'd better eat some."

Xiaowen said to Murong Jiu with worried eyes.

Murong Jiu raised his head, smiled, and touched Xiao Wen's head: "I'm not hungry, I really am not."

"Miss! You are not hungry because the prince has not rested for the past three days. He has always been at your bedside, feeding you water and soup. He was afraid that you would be starved while you were sleeping. Before you wake up Soon, the prince personally fed you half a bowl of chicken soup."

Chuntao said crisply.

She has never seen a better man than the prince. When feeding the soup, he was not upset even if it spilled and stained his clothes. After feeding the soup patiently, he helped the young lady change her clothes and quilt. Compared with her, this maid Be more careful.

Chuntao didn't say anything, and Murong Jiu didn't know that Jun Yuyan hadn't rested in the past three days.

She looked at his blue eyes, and she didn't have time to shave off the stubble that sprouted out. This showed how worried he was while she was sleeping!

And this string of Buddhist beads...

She owed him so much in her last life and this life.