Maoshan Taoist priests practice falsehood and become reality

Chapter 197 Benefiting All Living Beings

Su Heng guessed that the two uncles would be involved in this matter, especially the third uncle, who was not inferior to Lin Caibin in terms of humaneness and sophistication. It is normal for these two people to come together and come up with several ideas.

But there must be some reason why he would think of selling tributes.

Su Heng asked casually, and Lin Caibin quickly explained the whole story truthfully.

It turns out that since the popularity of Maoshan Taoist Temple has skyrocketed, the number of pilgrims has increased day by day. Pilgrims like to bring their own fruits, flowers and fruits to honor the gods. The remaining five offerings every day are so much that the Taoist temple cannot digest them.

"At first, in addition to keeping it for himself, Taoist Shouzhen would also distribute it to his neighbors for enjoyment. Later, Taoist Shouxing felt it was a waste, so he simply sold it back to the market."

"After some time, Taoist Shouzhen's rheumatism was cured inexplicably. The other two Taoist priests' old problems for many years were also cured. Several of them were rosy and radiant, with a faint tendency to rejuvenate. At first, everyone thought they were protected by gods. , until I heard that my neighbors had presbyopia, cold legs, and arthritis. In just one week, their conditions were either cured or improved. Then everyone realized that something was wrong."

Su Heng really didn't expect that the tributes enjoyed by the gods could have such effects. This time I go back, I need to study it carefully, maybe I can cultivate the spiritual plants and immortal fruits that are only found in the novels about cultivating immortals.

Su Heng motioned to Lin Caibin to continue.

"A few days later, some vendors from the vegetable market came to the Taoist temple and offered to pay five times the price for the leftover tributes eaten by the gods. This matter attracted the attention of Taoist Shouxing, who later came to discuss with me. I thought that since the supplies were abundant, There are also customer groups, so rather than letting small traders disrupt the market order, it is better to do it yourself.

After some discussion, we decided on the current Lin Ji Immortal Special Offering. Of course, 60% of all product profits will be returned to the Taoist temple, 50% of which belongs to you, the Taoist priest. The remaining 20% ​​is used for daily operating expenses, and I am lucky enough to account for 10%. "

Su Heng received the message, but it didn't mean he gave up asking. Buying such a small amount of mana for tens of thousands of dollars was more or less a bit deceptive.

Su Heng understood.

The tributes from the gods that should have flowed directly into the market were first divided up by the powerful, and then the remaining residue flowed into the market and were bought by people with money and no connections. As for ordinary people's homes, they simply don't even think about it.

Profit sharing is just the intention.

Unfortunately, money is of no use to Su Heng now.

Su Heng had never experienced the same thing in his previous life. The difference was that now he had become the allocator of resources. He has the right to decide what is at the top and what is at the bottom, how resources should be allocated, etc. He was able to make classes flow because in Su Heng's eyes, there were only two classes in District 9.

If he wants something, he doesn't have to spend money to buy it. Someone will deliver it to his door just by talking.

Fifty percent?

"Ahem. The Taoist priest must blame me for this. On the first day the store opened, the supply of goods exceeded demand. Not only that, many people contacted me privately for custom orders, and it was difficult for those people to refuse, so most of the goods were sold out as soon as they came out of the Taoist temple. It was booked in advance. The small amount left was simply not enough, so I simply added some water."

This is probably the natural formation of class.

Su Heng doesn't know the exact amount of income, but it must be far more than normal people imagine. After all, passive income means you can make money while lying down. In my previous life, I would have probably been able to wake up laughing from my dreams.

Power is money.

Human society is essentially a class society, and each class enjoys different resources. The upper class can enjoy 80% of the resources, while the people at the bottom can only find ways to capture the remaining 20% ​​of the resources.

One is the immortal class headed by him, and the other is the human society headed by extraordinary beings.

Su Heng narrowed his eyes: "Boss Lin, it is normal to use these tributes as favors. From the perspective of social favors, you have done a good job."

"The Taoist priest is ridiculous, I just..." Su Heng raised his hand to signal the other party to shut up:

"But how do you know that I need these favors?"

This simple sentence made Lin Caibin feel like a lump in his throat, and he was startled into a cold sweat. He is a sophisticated businessman who understands that making a fortune requires taking risks. But this time he got confused. Normal adventures fail, but he has to start over. But if this time the adventure fails, reincarnation is not ruled out.

Taoist Master Xuanheng's always gentle aura paralyzed him, and he mistakenly thought that Taoist priests were just mortals with power. However, he ignored the power possessed by the other party and now completely overcame the human law system.

Dimensionality reduction strikes!

Lin Caibin suddenly understood the saying "Accompanying a king is like accompanying a tiger". He did not dare to show any slightness and directly knelt down and kowtowed:

"I'm sorry, Taoist Priest. I went overboard and made decisions without your consent. I deserve to die, I really deserve to die. I am willing to do anything to make up for Taoist Priest's loss."

"It's not easy to kill you." Su Heng said lightly, "The key is do you really want to die?"

"No, I don't want to die yet, Taoist Priest, please spare my life!"

At this point, Lin Caibin couldn't care less about saying nice things. He knew in his heart that if Su Heng wanted to take his life, no one could save him. It would be better to die happily, but if you are sent to hell after death, just imagining it makes you pale.

Lin Caibin naturally didn't know that Su Heng was more to scare him. He is not a murderer, not to mention Lin Caibin is a talented person, who is more useful alive than dead.

"Get up, what's the use of just apologizing? Think carefully about what to do next."

Lin Caibin breathed a long sigh of relief, sat down carefully, and once again mustered up the courage to ask:

"I wonder what kind of favors I want?"

"Favors are of no use to me, and money is something external to me. All I think about is just two words, fairness."

Fairness is something that people have dreamed of throughout the ages, but cannot achieve. People in the world long for fairness because they know that there are too many injustices in the world. The world pursues fairness, but in the end it is never possible to achieve absolute fairness.

Absolute fairness only exists in theory. After all, there have been differences in gender, appearance, and IQ since the birth of people. If there are differences, there will be injustice.

Therefore, what Su Heng wants to achieve is fairness according to the rules. As a pioneer of Taoism in this world, he hopes that those who come after him should at least be fair in pursuing the path of immortality.

If this road was only open to class elites, then the world would be too depressing and boring.

If there is really a way to promote the Tao, then it should be taught without distinction, and should benefit all living beings, rather than just caring for individual groups.

Su Heng's thoughts dispelled Lin Caibin's inner fear, because he knew that the man in front of him was different from most powerful people who pursued class consolidation, and he still had an innocent heart.

When a child's heart arises in a human body, it will only increase the suffering, because the power of mortals is limited. But if he were born into an immortal, it might open up a new prosperous age in the human world.

"It turns out that what the Taoist Master wants to follow is such a grand Tao. I was superficial before. Next, the store will be closed for rectification until fair market rules are formulated, and it will definitely live up to the Taoist Master's trust!"

"Yeah. By the way, pack some good tea and wine for me."

After taking care of this little thing on the way, it's time to go back to the Taoist temple to see Master and Uncle.

(End of this chapter)