Disguised as a man: I am not your wife

Chapter 953
"When did you come back?"

"Just arrived yesterday."

"Counting the time, it's been more than a year since you left. I thought you wouldn't come back, but I didn't expect that we would meet again."

"My little monk once said that if everything is too close, fate will end soon."

"The little monk just respects the teacher. I have tasted the sufferings of the world. Where the suffering is the most, the little monk will go there."

After Yun Zhuohua listened to it, it took only a short while for him to savor Wu Xin's words, "Don't you mean that my place is the place where you see the most suffering?"

"Wu Xin, I didn't know before that you are so good at teasing me."

Wu Xin shook his head, "Monks don't tell lies, but monks just tell the truth."

Yun Zhuohua's smile seemed to be seen through by Wu Xin's clear eyes.

She shook her head and suppressed her smile, but she didn't want to mention these unhappy things just after meeting.

"How long will you stay when you come back this time?" Yun Zhuohua asked him.

Wu Xin was still twirling the beads with his fingers, but when he heard Yun Zhuohua's question, he paused his fingers and stood motionless.

After Yun Zhuohua hadn't heard the voice for a long time, and looked over in bewilderment, he saw Wu Xin lowered his head, raised one palm, and said, "Amitabha."

"Master Huizhi, the abbot of Qingyun Temple, hopes that the young monk can stay in Qingyun Temple for a long time."

"Little monk, I haven't agreed yet."

"Qingyun Temple?" It's a good place.

"Since Master Huizhi personally persuaded you to stay, I think he also favors you very much. If you stay, we will be able to see each other often in the future."

"You have other places to go, so you didn't agree?"

Wu Xin didn't answer Yun Zhuohua's words directly, but instead looked at Yun Zhuohua, twirled the beads, and talked about the past.

"The master of the little monk once said that the world is so big and the world of mortals is full of thousands of people. If you have not experienced the world, you don't know what Buddhism is."

"After the little monk was born, he was abandoned by the river. It was the master who brought the little monk back to the temple to raise him."

"What is the world of mortals, what is Buddhism, I have not experienced all of them, so it is impossible to compare."

"It is true that the master of the little monk asked the little monk to go down the mountain to experience the sufferings of the world. At the same time, it is also for the little monk to make a choice after experiencing the world."

"What choice?" Yun Zhuohua asked curiously.

Wu Xin looked at Yun Zhuohua, and for the first time showed a sad and beautiful expression that was half a smile but not a smile.

"Escape into the empty door, or enter the world of mortals."

Wu Xin's voice fell, and the surroundings suddenly became quiet. Seeing Wu Xin like that, Yun Zhuohua couldn't help feeling a little heartbroken.

"My little monk has been in Buddhism for a long time, and I never thought about anything else. I thought that my whole life would be like this."

"When the master gave the young monk this choice, the young monk didn't take it seriously at the time, but now he understands the painstaking efforts of the master."

"Life in this world is like being among thorns. Don't move your heart, don't move rashly. If you don't move, you won't get hurt."

"If the heart is moving, people will move rashly, hurting their bodies and hurting their bones, so they will experience all kinds of pain in the world."

"The master said that the little monk has finally enlightened, but the little monk hopes that he has never realized it."

Yun Zhuohua listened to what Wu Xin said, just listening, but didn't know how to answer, maybe Wu Xin didn't want her to say anything at all.

He just wanted her to listen.

"When the little monk came back, he met the benefactor Ren and heard him talk about the things between you."

"In this way, the little monk can rest assured."

"The little monk has decided to escape into Buddhism."

(End of this chapter)