I am building a fairy garden on earth

Chapter 203 Many disciples, worry...

The old monk saw that he was sitting on the scorched earth without any image, but the dust around him was scattered all over his body, and he couldn't help but secretly sighed that his rebellious disciple died unjustly...

When he heard that the mother of Gui Zi's "caesarean section to take the child", the people in the capital who were harmed were all in danger, and the bitterness on his face became even more bitter.

In the past half a year, there have been dozens of victims in the capital; how many murders did this traitor have to commit during the 300 years of his rebellion?
"I came here to ask for an explanation, but he couldn't help but offer sacrifices to Buddha Treasures to kill me."

Xu Boqing's voice paused, and then he asked pointedly: "Monk, you are a true Buddha of Buddhism, and your cultivation and vision are naturally extraordinary. In your opinion, what is this person's character?"

"The old monk is just a person who practices Buddhism, and he cannot be called the true Buddha of the Lord."

The old monk shook his head, then sighed and said: "This man was stubborn and deserved to die. Thank you, Master, for eliminating this great harm for the common people."

"Don't dare to be..."

Xu Boqing shook his head and said with a smile: "Monk, my story is finished, what about yours?"

"The person whom Yuanzhu mentioned earlier is actually my disciple..."

The old monk pondered for a while, and then slowly explained the causal relationship between himself and the long-browed old monk...

The old monk’s Dharma name is Kongyan. He was originally an eminent Buddhist monk in the Western Sapo Continent.

He wanted to find a treasure land, find a few predestined people to join his family, build a Dharma field, and promote Buddhism.

On a cloud tour…

Seeing a group of bandits bullying innocent people, he rescued those innocent people...

Never thought that the leader of the bandit would see the master face to face, immediately dismiss the bandit under his command, weeping and saying that he would put down the butcher's knife, and begged Kong Yan to accept him into Buddhism and practice Buddhism.

And Kong Yan wandered around alone for many days, and just had the idea of ​​finding a predestined person to enter the door...

Seeing that the villain's character is stubborn, but he has the root of wisdom, and he is sincere in seeking Buddha, so he is soft-hearted and accepts him as his disciple...

Thinking that although this new disciple lacks character, as long as he listens to his lectures and morals, he will be influenced by the supreme Buddha Dharma sooner or later, and it will be a merit at that time.

And after the thief converted to Buddhism, he really pretended to be baptized by Buddhism...

later…

The old monk Kongyan passed through the natural moat, and saw that the ditch was full of yin and ghosts were rampant, and it seemed that there was something very ominous hidden underneath.

He maintained his cultivation and explored the deepest part of the moat, but found that the deepest part of the ditch was like an endless abyss, which seemed to lead directly to the dark world, not in this world...

The atmosphere there is chilling, the smell is pungent, and the word filthy and turbid can hardly describe the environment there.

Even the river water is blood-colored, filled with evil insects and snakes, and there are countless resentful spirits and wild ghosts drowning in it...

And the place of great ominousness does indeed hide something extremely ominous.

Hidden there is a peerless fierce ghost who has practiced for an unknown number of years. Its strength is so high that it is no less than Kong Yan, the true Buddha of Buddhism!

The two sides fought a battle. Although the evil spirit occupies a favorable location, the Dharma practiced by Kongyan also has a restraining effect on the evil spirit.

Although the fight was in the dark, it was hard to tell the winner...

In the end, the evil spirit missed half a move, and after being severely injured, he fled into the deeper part of Tianzhugou;
But the countless evil spirits and ghosts hiding in the Tianzhu ditch were also awakened by the war...

It's okay for some to keep their own law and order, while for some to breed evil thoughts, they want to go out and cause harm to the world...

Kong Yan also knew the seriousness of this matter, and knew that the right to this matter came from him, so he built a temple on the moat that day, and used it as his magic field to suppress countless evil spirits and evil spirits in the ditch...

I have worked hard for many years, and I don't know how many evil spirits and evil spirits who want to get out of Tianzhugou have been overcome.

He also cultivated that disciple with all his heart, and even thought of passing on his mantle to him, so that he could take his place after his death, and continue to suppress Tianzhugou...

never thought...

Although his disciple's cultivation is improving day by day, his character is still stubborn, and he has no intention of sacrificing his life and staying in Tianzhugou for the rest of his life...

Later, when he found an opportunity, he even stole his treasure and escaped.

In this flash, it will be 300 years...

"..."

Xu Boqing listened to the old monk's story from the perspective of a bystander, and sighed from the heart: "Master Kongyan can't bear the ghosts to harm the world, and he sacrificed himself to guard the day's moat for hundreds of years. Xu admires, admires!!"

"There's no such thing as sacrificing oneself..."

The old monk Kongyan shook his head, and said with a bitter face: "It is the cause of me trespassing on the natural moat, the cause of fighting with the ghosts and gods, and the result of those evil spirits being awakened by fighting skills, and it is also the result of me guarding the natural moat...

Everything we do is in 'cause and effect'. "

"Ha ha ha ha…"

Xu Boqing clapped his palms and smiled, and then said in a teasing tone: "The reason for the master's wanderings, the reason for not being able to bear bandits to harm others is the reason, and the result of accepting disciples because of compassion...

The master taught that traitor very well, but he defected from the master's school and caused harm to the world. I don't know why he did what he did?Or fruit? "

"As far as I am concerned, it is the evil result of my ignorance..."

The old monk Kongyan sighed and said: "For him, defecting from the teacher's sect is a disaster because of the cause, and death at the hands of the master is the result, and what he does is also due to the cause and effect..."

"cause and effect……"

Xu Boqing nodded slightly, and asked with meaning, "Master Kongyan felt that his disciple was dead, did he come here to gain more cause? Or did he think about the result?"

"I don't want to get involved in the cause, and I don't want to have any results."

The old monk shook his head and said, "You don't need to worry too much about the master. The death of the rebel at the hands of the master is due to cause and effect. How can the old monk want to be contaminated with cause and effect for nothing?"

After that, he shifted his gaze to a few Buddhist treasures beside him, and said as if reminiscing: "The old monk came here just to find the small objects from the past..."

"Oh~~"

Xu Boqing nodded thoughtfully, dragged the "oh" sound for a long time, then clapped his hands and said with a smile: "It can be seen that Master Kongyan attaches great importance to cause and effect, and it just so happens that Xu is also..."

His voice paused, and then he said with a hint: "For me, the reason for taking over the 'caesarean section' case is the reason, and the fact that I caught the mother of ghosts for harming the people is the result...

As far as the disciples of Master Kong Yan are concerned, the ghost mother was raised by him, and it is the cause, and the effect of the ghost mother he caught me was the result...

I came here to ask for an explanation because of the reason, and he couldn't help but say that he wanted to kill people to silence him;

His death by my hand is the result, and his things as my compensation are also the result...

Master Kongyan, I don't know if there is any deviation in the analysis of causality between me and your disciple? "

"..."

The old monk Kongyan seemed to know what he was thinking, shook his head with a sigh, and said: "There is no deviation in what the Master Yuan said."

"you me him…"

Xu Boqing pointed to the old monk on the opposite side, then pointed to himself, then pointed to the scorched earth and black ash on the ground, and said: "Since the actions and actions between the three of us are all within the cause and effect."

He paused, then pointed to a few objects beside him, and said with a smile: "Then according to Master Kongyan, who do these small objects belong to?"

"It should belong to the predestined master..."

The old monk Kongyan shook his head with a bitter face, and then said: "The old monk is not an unreasonable person, nor is he trying to snatch something from the master."

He paused, then sighed and said: "It's just that some small items were indeed my personal belongings 300 years ago. Now that the traitor is dead, I also want to redeem them as a thought. It's convenient for the Lord."

"Good talk, good talk!"

When Xu Boqing heard that he said 'redeem back' instead of 'going back', a smile appeared on his face.

"As far as Xu is concerned, it's just a few things outside of the body. If you don't bring it with you, you won't take it with you when you die."

He sighed at first, and then said helplessly: "If in the past, the master would have taken these things away if he wanted to, it would have been a good relationship. Xu would definitely not say anything."

"Oh?"

The old monk Kongyan was surprised, and asked curiously: "Listen to what Master Yuan said, but have you encountered any troubles that need to be resolved by external objects recently?"

"good…"

Xu Boqing nodded slightly.

Then he seemed to think of something, and explained with a sigh: "In the past two years, Xu has taken in several disciples.

It would have been a good thing.

But, I don't know much about cultivation myself, and my apprentices are all monsters, and people and monsters have different paths, so I can't teach them any Dharma.

At that time, I was a teacher for the first time, and I was in a very happy mood. I thought that since I couldn't teach them any Dharma, I would use other things to make up for it.

So he said something to the disciples under his sect, "Since I am under my sect, I should show that I am a master."

It is also known as the meeting ceremony between masters in the common world...

Master Kongyan, you have also been a master, you should be able to understand my feelings at that time, right? "

"can…"

The old monk Kongyan nodded slightly, and said: "The master-student relationship is a great cause and effect. Although the old monk doesn't know anyone, he didn't have any secrets when he took the disciple to teach him. He also wanted him to pass on the legacy."

His voice paused, as if he had thought of something, he said with a smile: "Master Yuan not only has a profound and unpredictable cultivation base, but he is also a disciple who accepts monsters and cultivates without distinction. With this heart, Kongyan admires, admires!"

"The master is too famous..."

Xu Boqing shook his head indifferently, and said: "Everything has animism, whether it's a human or a monster, as long as you have kind thoughts in your heart, it's no different from me."

These words can be said to have entered the heart of the old monk Kongyan, even the bitterness on his face has dissipated a bit...

"good!"

The old monk seemed to think of something, and asked meaningfully: "Then listening to what the master said, you must be stumped by the 'meeting ceremony'?"

"It's hard."

Xu Boqing nodded slightly, and explained with a long sigh: "Since the words came from my master's mouth, then this master's meeting gift is naturally to be given...

Fortunately, at first, there were few disciples under the sect, so it was still possible to get the master's meeting ceremony together.

It's just that recently, there have been more disciples worshiping under my sect one after another. With sincerity in mind, I also agreed. "

His voice paused, and he said with a sad face: "I'm not afraid of Master Kongyan's jokes, even now, as a master, I still owe my disciples the gift of meeting with each other, worry about it."

"..."

(End of this chapter)