After the eldest daughter was reborn, the whole family knelt down and begged for forgiveness

Seeing Zhang Ge Lao leave, Tian Shu looked at his back and gloated, "Tsk, looking at the old man's face, he will definitely have trouble sleeping for several nights."

Han Guang was a little worried and said, "Since the master returned to Kyoto, he has been avoiding suspicion, so as not to make those people suspect that the master wants to gather troops for himself. But now, for Miss Xiao, the master is involved in the struggle between the East Palace and the Third Prince. Those who don't know think that the master is deliberately instigating the princes to fight and brewing some conspiracy."

Tianshu rolled his eyes at Hanguang and sneered, "They can doubt if they want to. The master has been quiet since arriving in Kyoto, but they have been doing a lot of tricks behind the scenes!"

"Besides, is Miss Xiao someone else? The master helped her so much today, she is so touched, what if she pledges her love to you..."

Then they will have an extra princess in their palace, and their master's unlucky fate will be broken without any attack!

He was very dissatisfied with Tianshu's mindless matchmaking between Xiao Xuetang and Lin Xun Hanguang. He said in a sinister tone: "Don't forget that Xiao Xuetang and Lin Shaoshu are still engaged. It was granted by the late emperor."

Tianshu...

While the two subordinates were arguing, Lin Xun was copying Buddhist scriptures.

This was the scripture that Master Le Yuan had four young monks bring half an hour ago and asked Lin Xun to translate.

All these scriptures together are as tall as a person. It would be a huge project to translate them all, but...

Who let Lin Xun take the lead today and treat this Huguo Temple as a chessboard, making it such a mess!

The Buddhist holy land has become a place of pleasure for those playboys and a place for power struggles among royal children. No matter how good-tempered the monk is, he is really angry this time.

I’m angry that Lin Xun failed to control those people in Kyoto!

Tianshu gritted his teeth at the densely packed Sanskrit words that looked like scribbles, and whispered to Hanguang, "The monk is just taking his anger out on us. What does today's incident have to do with our master? If he has the guts, he can go and complain to His Majesty."

You know what, Master Leyuan actually went to the palace to file a complaint that very night...

The incident at the Huguo Temple caused a big stir. Several pairs of wild mandarin ducks were doing evil things in the Buddhist land, and the leaders were the crown prince and the witch from southern Xinjiang. Once this gets out, how will people all over the world discuss the royal family?

Now even if Emperor Yonghui wanted to protect the crown prince, he couldn't...

Putting aside the panic in the palace, the Huguo Temple finally returned to its former tranquility after nightfall. Tianshu and Hanguang glanced at Lin Xun who was standing behind the pile of scriptures with sympathy in their eyes.

Han Guang also whispered, "The monk did it on purpose. There are only a few monks in Kyoto who are proficient in Sanskrit, but most of them are too old to have the energy. They can only do our master's bidding."

Looking at the entire Kyoto, even Emperor Yonghui did not dare to order Lin Xun around like this. Only the big monk, relying on his kindness to the royal palace in the past, was so unscrupulous.

"but……"

Han Guang paused as if he had thought of something, and said to Lin Xun: "Just now, the master also instructed you to translate all these Buddhist scriptures within one month."

With a sound of "crack", the rosewood wolf hair brush in Lin Xun's hand instantly broke into two pieces. A trace of hostility flashed in Lin Xun's eyes, and he said in a cold voice: "Bring a torch..."

Why copy it? He wants to burn all of it!

When they saw Lin Xun was about to light a fire, Han Guang and Tian Shu hurriedly hugged Lin Xun's arms from the left and right.

Complaints may be made, but these are the lifeblood of the great monk and are also Buddhist classics. If Lin Xun really sets them on fire, then his prince will become a sinner condemned by thousands of people without having to commit treason!

"Master, calm down..."

"Although Master Liaoyuan has always asked you to copy Buddhist scriptures since you were little, it is also to help you concentrate and calm your mind. It is for your own good."

Before Lin Xun formally studied military and literary strategies, Master Liao Yuan saw that Lin Xun was intelligent and had a photographic memory, so he used Sanskrit to help him enlighten.

Outsiders all knew that Master Le Yuan favored this lay disciple who had wisdom and entered the secular world, but the people in the palace felt that Master Le Yuan had been playing a big game since he was a child -

Sanskrit is complicated and Indian scriptures are obscure. It is impossible for normal people to learn them properly!

Only the regent is gifted enough to carry a translation of Buddhist scriptures with him on the battlefield...

Of course, those translated texts were tainted with the bloody murderous aura of the battlefield, and those sent back to Kyoto were all re-copied by the subordinates.

His Royal Highness the Regent, who had been exploited for many years and had been able to plan and plan everything without being disturbed, finally had a cracked expression on his face when he looked at the Buddhist scriptures piled up on the table, and he simply went on strike.

Fortunately...

Han Guang seemed to have thought of something and added, "By the way, the abbot just said that if the prince can't do it himself, he can ask someone for help..."

"There are few people in Kyoto who are proficient in Sanskrit, but I heard that Master Xie's granddaughter has been well-read since she was young and is very intelligent. What's more rare is that she is also proficient in Sanskrit. If she can help, I believe you will be able to achieve twice the result with half the effort."

"Master Xie's granddaughter, isn't that the eldest daughter of the Xiao family?"

Tianshu blurted out...

At this moment, Tianshu seemed to have realized something and glared at Hanguang fiercely: "Such important news, why didn't you tell me earlier?"

Han Guang felt a little aggrieved, thinking that his master didn't ask. Besides, was this information important?

……

At this time, Xiao Xuetang was with the old princess, but they did not go to the palace. Instead, they went to Shuiyunju where the old princess had been recuperating.

In the past, after the Tianji Palace was rehabilitated, the late emperor returned the palace to the old princess and her granddaughter, but she was used to quietness, so she lived in the Shuiyunju villa.

As for the Tianji Palace, it was changed into the Regent Palace, but Lin Xun only set up one courtyard to live in, and the rest remained in its original state.

For the two of them, the grandfather and grandson, the palace was a pain that they did not want to touch, and they tried their best to avoid touching those old things.

As for Xiao Xuetang agreeing to let the old princess live in Shuiyunju, it was also because she knew that Lin Xun had his own mansion, which avoided embarrassment...

Moreover, everyone in Kyoto knew that the old princess was of noble status and had been living alone in Shuiyunju. She also liked to pick up some children and bring them home to raise. The late emperor, Emperor Yonghui, and the prince and princess of Prince Mu's Mansion had all been under her protection.

But now that I’m old and like quietness, Shuiyunju has started to close its doors to visitors.

Now, people in the palace claim that Xiao Xuetang once saved the old princess and is considered the old princess' benefactor. So it is reasonable for the old princess to ask Xiao Xuetang to live with her in Shuiyun for a while.

Just when Xiao Xuetang was thinking about something, the carriage had already stopped at the gate of Shuiyunju!

This is a courtyard at the end of the alley. It looks inconspicuous from the outside. No one would have thought that this seemingly inconspicuous place sheltered two generations of emperors, but...

Failed to protect the old princess’ only son!