Chu Yin went over and sat sideways opposite the old monk.

As the breeze blows, there seems to be a low voice of Buddha singing among the pines and cypresses.

The sun had been covered by the clouds in the sky at some point, and the light in the forest of steles became increasingly dimmer, and there was a sense of gloom.

Chu Yin quietly observed the old monk opposite.

His bronze-colored face is covered with wrinkles, and there are many age spots between those wrinkles, which shows that he is already very old.

Two long eyebrows hang down, almost interlaced with the white beard.

The old monk twirled the rosary in his hand and asked in a low voice, "Is female Tanyue's soul unstable?"

After Chu Yin's initial astonishment had passed, she was calm now, "Master has already seen my origin?"

The old monk raised his eyebrows and glanced at her, then lowered his head and said, "Feisheng."

Chu Yin's heart trembled. Could it be that he was not reborn in the past few months, but his soul returned temporarily?

Did all this experience really exist?

The old monk slowly added two more words: "It's not death."

Chu Yin sighed, stood up and saluted: "Master, I don't understand Buddhism, so please ask Master to clarify your doubts."

The old monk laughed leisurely, "It's not easy for Nu Tanyue to have such a miraculous experience, and I hope Nu Tanyue will cherish it."

Chu Yin just felt confused, and hurriedly asked: "Master, if I encounter difficulties tonight, I wonder if Master has a way to get me out of it?"

"The time has not come yet," the old monk shook his head, "The Buddha said: Don't say it, don't say it."

After finishing speaking, he got up and twirled the rosary and walked to the depths of the forest of steles.

Chu Yin knew that this might be someone who could bring her and Rong An back to their respective roles, so how could she just miss it?

Hurry up and catch up.

The road in the forest of steles was slippery, and she lost her balance repeatedly, so she had to lift her skirt to pay attention to her feet.

At first, I could still see the corners of the old monk's patchwork clothes that swayed as he walked, but after only dozens of steps, there was no trace of them.

"Master!" She hurriedly shouted a few times, but the only response she got was crows in the forest.

Dazed in a daze, Bai Zhi and Lian Dong rushed over, "Miss, we can't stay here for long, let's go out."

Chu Yin closed his eyes, and clenched the bodhi seed in his palm, "What did you notice?"

"Not at all," Bai Zhi whispered, "It's just an intuition that there should be experts hiding here. They don't distinguish between friends and foes."

Chu Yin was very persuasive, and with their support, she walked out, and when she reached the stone bench where she and the old monk were sitting just now, Mu Xiang also greeted her, touched her arm and said, "Miss, it's really scary here... , let's go quickly."

The four masters and servants left the forest of steles, the clouds that had just blocked the sun drifted away, and the sun shone down again.

Looking back, Chu Yin saw that the gloomy forest of steles seemed to be able to isolate the sunlight, making it so mysterious.

She withdrew her gaze and had been exchanging lives with Champion Hou for so long. Champion Hou had followed Mrs. Kuang to Xishan Temple.

That is to say, the Buddhist monastery has no influence on him.

Why does it affect me so much?

Is it just because Champion Hou was not born again?
You should tell him about this matter and let him look it up.After all, my ability is limited.

Huang Qingyu led someone to find her, carefully examined Chu Yin's complexion, and felt relieved when she saw that she had returned to normal, "If sister is fine, how about going to see the murals with me?
"I don't know who painted it. The lines are smooth and elegant, and the characters are lifelike. They can live up to the character of 'the clothes are in the wind, and the eyebrows are expressive'."

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