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Chapter 987
"Uncle Hongyi destroyed a scripture in the Scripture Collection Pavilion a few days ago. When the master found out, he punished him to copy and restore the scripture in the Scripture Collection Pavilion, and then clean and meditate in the Scripture Collection Pavilion. Pass."

Now it is obvious that we cannot go out to meet people, nor can we explain scriptures or explain doubts to the donors.

"so."

When Chu Qingge heard that Hong Yi was punished and imprisoned in the Sutra Pavilion, he understood why he had been missing for several days.

He also instantly understood why the other party didn't go back to the Chu family or tell Yan and the others.

This feeling is blocked...

"Then when will Master Hongyi be able to come out?" Chu Qingge thought for a while, but was still a little worried about his master, and asked again: "If not, can you let me see him? I am his disciple."

"Huh?" When the young monk heard Lu saying that Hong Yi was Chu Qingge's master, he thought he was talking about master instead of master, but now Chu Qingge himself said that he was Hong Yi's disciple.

He immediately realized that he had misunderstood, and the master the young lady mentioned was really the master.

But he couldn't understand how Uncle Hongyi could accept a female disciple! ?

"This young monk doesn't know the specific situation, but I can help the donor to inquire about it."

The young monk felt that this matter was beyond his control, and it was not easy for him to question whether the other party was having an indiscriminate relationship.

After all, no matter how the other party looks at it, he doesn't look like someone who is having a random relationship.

And even if it is a deliberate attempt to establish a relationship, it is possible to get involved with the old Zen Master Mingyi, but it is obviously unlikely to get involved with the Master Hongyi.

He also planned to go inside and ask.

"Then I'll trouble you, little master." Chu Qingge bowed.

The monk quickly stopped him, "Donors don't have to be so polite."

He asked Chu Qingge and the others to wait where they were before he entered the inner court. Not long after, he came out.

But the result after it came out made Chu Qingge a little disappointed, "I'm sorry, donor, there are too many lucky guests today.

There were too many people who wanted to see the host. In order not to disappoint the guests, the host lectured in public in the back courtyard. "

When he went there, the host was already speaking on the stage, so it was naturally inconvenient for him to interrupt.

"But the young monk heard from the senior brothers that punishing Uncle Hongyi never lasts long."

The implication is that Hong Yi will be released in a few days.

"In this case, thank you very much, little master." Chu Qingge said.

"Donor, you're welcome." The young monk responded quickly.

Although he didn't see Hong Yi, he knew that he was indeed in Jing'an Temple and knew the reason why he disappeared. Chu Qingge naturally put Xin Lai down and didn't think much about it, planning to come back in a few days.

But just as she was about to help Mr. Lu leave here, Mr. Lu suddenly asked the monk, "Did you just say that the abbot was lecturing?"

The young monk was slightly startled, as if he didn't understand why Lu asked this, but he still responded: "Yes."

"My mother-in-law is from the General's Palace. I wonder if I can bring my family into the inner court to listen to the host's sermon."

"what?"

The young monk was stunned again, "You, are you a relative of the General's Mansion?" Then he should have entered the inner court directly?

How come here?

After Jing'an Temple became a royal temple, the front, middle and back courtyards were divided into three areas, which were used to receive guests from different classes. Today, he took the place of his senior brother who had diarrhea to receive guests in the atrium.

I never expected to meet guests in the atrium who were supposed to go to the inner courtyard.

(End of this chapter)